this led to much gandhi and others oppose this. gandhi was arrested in 1942 because of his opposition. well, a lot of the sisters left calcutta as the war started to come closer to india and mother was there on the until the british it so mother and one other sister stayed with three girls and they rented two spaces one where they had studies and eight and one where they slept. and this is how her mother was living during world war two, after the british had requisitioned then course as the war ends in 1945 india had promised independence and began to roil the country, particularly in northern india, where mother lived because of the hindu muslim conflicts that had been evident throughout india's history but were particularly acute at this time. so for during that period, 1945 to 1946, the war ended, of course, in august of 45, those tensions started to spill over to what was called the great day of killing in august of 1946. now, mother, at this point, she had nearly died in 1942 from exhaustion. she was teaching so much, doing th

and he actually liked that he was called gandhi as well.y different, very exact opposites, but apparently the polls show that the turkish electorate wants a change because the polls show that for the very first time, per resident's rule could actually come to an end. —— president erdogan�*s rule. the polls actually show that. kemal kilicdaroglu, the poll suggest, could be leading by 56% and if the trend continues tomorrow, he could actually secure the presidency in the first round, of course we have yet to see that. people now across turkey feel the necessity of change, it seems, and that they feel like a strong leader, a charismatic powerful leader is not enough to solve their problems. and they want a peaceful... find solve their problems. and they want a peaceful- - -— a peaceful... and 'ust doctors about what those _ a peaceful... and just doctors about what those problems _ a peaceful... and just doctors about what those problems are _ a peaceful... and just doctors about what those problems are because i what those problems are because

republican people's party, founded by mustafaiki male mototürk and heads it , the road is called turkish gandhisuccess. kemal municipal elections 2019, when his candidates won the mayoral posts, five of the six largest constituencies in turkey including ankara and istanbul, with them also believed to be future vice presidents. he goes to 2023 against erdogan in the eyes of the people in turkey sounds so stupid. he is a pure man who unites the nation wants to bring something new to the country, it's time to change a lot in the field of health education. erdogan is the right person for state building thanks to him turkey takes its position under erdogan , development began in the region and in the world, and in the defense industry and a military satellite launched with turkey, they began to be considered a pure sincere person in the world. he wants for turkey change from all candidates. i see only him as a leader he was able to find a balance between the west and russia he does everything for society raised salaries in the country returned turkey's greatness is considered in the world in america

don't extract internal members, the other party extracts a lot , or we have oil and ceramic wells on gandhi street, the population of the private sector, let's use companies that cooperate with the faculty's exploration company. excavation and from our presence as a dangerous operator, he destroys the fund. he should own 190 companies . the same institutions of pala oil fields are in the possession of daulat abad. from a national point of view, we are far behind in terms of extraction and sale , which is many times more than our neighboring countries. buying and selling oil means a huge lag in the field of capital. the government can if on the document, he wants to enter the execution phase of the bombardment for the fatal share fund , he enlarges the spiral, the linear control of the capital market has entered, the capital market must enter. our goal is that when we want to give a rial loan or we gave a foreign currency loan, how much of the loan is returned and the destruction and shrinking, or the fund itself is growing and upgrading and promoting this index through white, without makeup

>> reporter: it includes portraits of farmworkers and mahatma gandhi, who inspired the farm's nonviolentthos. >> there are plenty of farmworkers behind this movement, but we wanted filipino farmworkers to be recognized. >> reporter: the students also want university to build a tribute to their leaders. filipinos and mexican americans later came together to form the united farm workers union. chavez supporters are backing the students. >> i believe that anytime we tell their story it is incomplete without adding the story of the filipino farmworkers. >> reporter: the students now have a meeting with university president to discuss recognition of the farmworkers. but as robert shows us, the city of san jose is already one step ahead . last year the city opened the park in robert's own neighborhood. it includes a marker with words about filipino farmworkers. >> if not for him, there would not be united farmworkers. >> reporter: he passed away in 1977, but some of the elder filipino farmworkers like robert are still here to bear witness and help tell the whole story of the california farmwor

: the monument includes large mosaics of farmworkers and portraits of chavez, huerta, and mahatma gandhi, who inspired the nonviolent ethos. >> we wanted filipino-american farmworkers to be recognized. >> reporter: the students are demanding the university also build a tribute to their leaders who first organized the strike in 1965. later, filipinos and mexican-americans came together to form the united farm workers union. chavez supporters are backing the students. >> i believe that anytime we tell their story it is incomplete without adding the story of the filipino farmworkers. >> reporter: the students now have a meeting with the university president to discuss ideas to honor the filipino farmworkers. >> they have brought a compelling case to our student affairs farmworkers and we are ready to talk about it. >> reporter: last year, they opened the park and it includes a marker with words and photos about filipino farmworkers. >> if not for him, there would not be united farmworkers. >> reporter: he passed away in 1977 but some of the elder filipino farmworkers are still here to bear

some have called him talking gandhi. >> aired a gun not accept the fact that democracy has been deterioratingn turkiye and that the young people are in a worse off situation then they were economically compared to 10 years ago. on the other hand, the other says democratic area has been shrinking and economic problems impact youth the most. so there is a fundamental difference in the way they look at the problems of the young. julia: many young voters want change, he tells me, but also remain skeptical about the opposition and their promise to make things better. adding to this vote' unpredictabilitys. only on election day we will know if the generation that grew up under erdogan will be the one that sees him out. nicole: and here is a reminder of the top stories we are following for you today. jurors in the civil lawsuit against donald trump have found the former u.s. president not guilty of raving -- raping magazine columnist e. jean carroll, but they found him liable for sexual abuse and defamation and awarded carroll $5 million in damages. russia has marked its victory over nazi germany wi

get out of the country and this is the man who here was called turkish gandhi erdogan i openly i declare not save the borders of our country, you brought 10 million syrians to turkey. i declare if the ancestor of the power of all refugees, i will send home a point to change the theater called politics, love and forgiveness. suddenly came the most primitive, most ruthless, most vile form of fascism. the inhabitants of europe had their say already in the first round in the country with the largest turkish diaspora, only berlin shared it equally. the rest from munich to hamburg for erdogan by a wide margin and all these people stood up again in a huge queue with a smoke, having already interrupted the turnout indicators. this is probably why the british german media returned to the practice of demonizing erdogan and intimidating his voters in the last outdid the small-town ministers from flanders, stating. what a misconception, turks should be stripped of their dual citizenship, european turks are a form of pre-election doping. the only way to stop. the logic processing of the turks to make

arrest and brutal violence. repression cause active resistance in march. 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the day of the sea bass at the festival, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start in northern india seeing base as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms. the both the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians

inspired by two pillars in the struggle for freedom and equality -- mahatma gandhi and abraham lincoln to the united states to study at the university of california berkeley, where he earned both a master's and ph.d. in mathematics. he wanted to be a teacher, but couldn't find a job because he wasn't a naturalized u.s. citizen -- a status federal law reserved only for white immigrants. instead, he became a farmer in southern california. his campaign for an end to the restrictions on citizenship led to president harry truman signing a 1946 law that allowed indian and filipino immigrants to become americans. mr. saund: we worked hard at it. sometimes people told me, they said, "doc, you're crazy. how can you expect a bill like that to be passed, for the benefit of 2,000 poor hindus?" i said, "i have faith in the american sense of justice and fair play and i'm going to do it." and it paid off. john: all the years saund farmed, he maintained his keen interest in u.s. politics. after gaining u.s. citizenship in 1949, he realized his ambition of running for office, and was elected in 1950 to

in march 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people on the day of the sea bass. at t festivals, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm to start in northern india seeing base as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announce the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the wel

in this regard, the immortal words of mahatma gandhi are recalled .difference does it make for the dead orphans of the homeless in the name of which arbitrariness and destruction are created in the name of totalitarianism or in the name of holy democracy and liberalism, an absolutely modern-sounding saying? double standards in this matter bloom terry color from the point of view of the western world, the right of peoples to self-determination to proclaim independence, joining a state with which there is a historical cultural community, of course, exists from the point of view of the western world, but only in specific cases favorable to it, if i give it. joining the united states texas and california, by the way, let's see what else will happen on the topic of texas secession to the united states or scotland and great britain. but this is a question of the future or about the collapse of their historical enemy, the soviet union and the formation of new countries on its basis , the dismemberment of serbia on the basis of a perverted interpretation of t

in march. 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people on the day of the sea bass at t festivals by a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm the start, the northern india, seeing base as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of whom was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyre. the man who saved india gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous, our massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke.

in march 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and for bade the indians to gather more than 4 people on the day of the sea bass. at t festivals, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start the northern india seeing base as to outright defiance. general reginald, dire gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre wind down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke.

he made to pay tribute to india's famous freedom fighter. mahatma gandhi out of memorial to north korea is set to launch its 1st military civilian satellite in place between may the 31st and june 11th st. media say it's in response to recent joint drills between the us and south korea. earlier this month came john own inspected a facility that reportedly produced the spice satellite. japan has threatened to shoot it down saying it's a threat to national security. by mcbride has more from software he has capital sol . this would be a major achievement by north korea. and this leda came job done was picked just earlier this month. visiting the military satellite station, a company as a, has been a recent visit by his daughter. he announced back in 2021 that acquiring a military satellite with one of north korea's new military goals, along with developing a solid fuel power, intercontinental ballistic missile, which they now appear to have done. and also another goal of developing a nuclear power submarine. but there's always been a suspicion over your career satellite programs that it may

in march, 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people on the day of the sea bass at the festivals by a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start in northern india, seeing these as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official years to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous star massacre wind down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke.

group in a statement, the group confirmed it's come on, de leon gully was assassinated in the strike. gandhi was a member of the ministry council in the l codes brigades, sofa. israel has killed 4 is not meant to have come on as in the last 72 hours as well. he asked like, hey, it's a residential apartment and the find you in his neighborhood at dawn to other people also killed in the same attack in recent days as well as the launch multiple that strikes on gaza targeting a number of islamic jihad members at least 24 people have been killed and dozens injured is. lemme just had as 5 more than $400.00 rockets from gauze that towards israel with some traveling as far as telling the other one is in kansas city for the latest. it's been a worrying morning as the night has witnessed. a exchanges as a salt and exchange of fire in rockets shooting shots from gauze on air strikes, hitting different cities from cells to north. eh, especially attack and get in the city of can you and is it with the at that at the, the how much city in espanol and us which is thought which has meant to assassinate one

reception at the palace in new delhi, and they to pay tribute to india's iconic freedom fighter, mahatma gandhi, and his memorial in the city and mexico families of the disappeared have gathered for the demonstration in the capital. they're demanding justice for the over to 112 fires in mexican nationals vanished according to official figures. so far this year, more than 4000 people have been reported is missing. and recently, as mexico's view, suffering rises and levels of violence, amid increasingly violent power struggles among wanting drug, cartels and other criminal groups. north korea is set to launch its 1st military civilians satellite in between the may. the 31st and june. the 11th state media states, in response to recent joint drills between the u. s. and south korea this month, kim's on inspect it to facilitate that reportedly produced the spice satellites. japan's threat to should have done saying it's a threat to national security.

reception of the palace in new delhi, a to pay tribute to india's iconic freedom fighter, mahatma gandhi at his memorial in the city and mexico families of the disappeared have gathered for the demonstration in the capital. they're demanding justice for the over the 1125 years of mexican nationals vanished according to official figures . so far this year, more than 4000 people have been reported as missing. and recently, as mexico has been suffering rise with levels of violence, amid increasingly violent power struggles among wanting drug cartels and other criminal groups. north korea is set to launch its 1st military surveillance satellite in between the may. the 31st and june. the 11th state media states, in response to recent joint drills between the u. s. and south korea. any of those months, kim's, on inspect it to facilitate that reportedly produced the spice satellites. japan instructed to should have done saying it's a threat to national security. the this is or does it with these are the top stories, the russians defense ministries are choose ukraine of what it calls a terrorist

ask you about how congress is with the opposition parties and whether the recent banning of raul gandhidisqualified from public office. sudhi: that is a question that we still don't have clarity on. this particular election and the results of this election are going to give us a lot more clarity. for one, we know that raul gandhi after congress has been pushing this entire thing about lack of freedom, lack of ability to speak, and the fact that he's going to keep campaigning an fighting against the bjp. that has been one of the planks of the congress apart from the fact that as mennecke was mentioning corruption and unemployment and all these issues have been plugged into and are part of the narrative that we see in karnataka. menaka: this is the first of nine states that will go to elections this year. amongst the more significant states but nonetheless this is not done until it is done at the end of the year right? sudhi: it is not. from what we get to understand and as my colleague was there on the ground getting a sense of what is happening as reported, it is still possible to go ei

it is a rare victory for rahul gandhi's congress party as it looks to build momentum ahead of nationalear. congress took 135 seats in the 224 member assembly, the biggest victory since the bjp since the 2014. winning party's campaign promises included cash benefits for women and free electricity. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn and this is bloomberg. yvonne? yvonne: much more on the indian state election this hour. we will take a look at whether opposition victory in karnataka means head of the national vote in 2024. rishaad: an exclusive interview with the bank of thailand governor discussing monetary outlook and how it pans out after national elections in that country. this is bloomberg. ♪ conventional thinking delivers conventional results. at allspring, we break away with purpose. harnessing data-driven insights and boundless curiosity. we dissect the market from every angle. helping to build portfolios that redefine what's possible. because investing isn't one size fits all. allspring. purposefully divergent. >

rahul gandhi's congress party scored a rare victory taking 60% of seats in the state congress, its biggestagainst modi's bjp since 2014. the winning party's campaign included promises of direct cash benefits for women and free electricity. g-7 finance chiefs have concluded their meetings in japan representing a united front and more support for ukraine. while china did not get a direct mention in the group's statement, there were thinly-veiled plans to counter beijing's dominance of global supply chains. the g7's unity comes in a stark contrast to the discord seen at the g20 in india less than three months earlier, which ended without the usual communiquÉ. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm sarah halls and this is bloomberg. tom: sarah halls in dubai. coming up, turkiye has for a second round of voting. we will get the latest election news next. and some analysis. we are live in istanbul. this is bloomberg. ♪ go. go green. go wind turbines. go gorgeous reliable grid. go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe

they have already dubbed him the turkish gandhi, everything in istanbul is talking about the upcomingial and parliamentary elections. they drive around the city. these are the buses of agitation. all impromptu poll on the street shows here is the result. and political, what does this political company in turkey mean for us belarusians? well, firstly, turkey is the strongest player in the international arena, a member of nato. but with its strong position in the bloc, turkey cannot be called a puppet, and it has to resist the external pressure of belarus - this is well known from the west our territorial integrity and independence, because not only is the doctrine of the eastern mediterranean. not only do they support a terrorist. syria is right out of the budget from america , she allocates aid, uh, but also she we supported the well-known liskies, who in the year 15 or 16 attempted a coup in this way. uh, turkey really needs to be strengthened. uh, such political positions, and this, perhaps, only cooperating with the eurasian country, as for the history of relations between our two

monument was installed in 2008 and includes large mosaics of farm workers and large portraits of gandhiibutions of the many farm workers behind th movement. but we wanted filipin american farm workers to be recognized. >> reporter: demanding the university also build a tribute to their leaders like larry itleo ng. later they came together to form the united far workers union or ufw. chavez supporters are backing the students. >> i believe that anytime we tell the farm workers story, it's incomplete without adding the story of the filipino farm workers. >> reporter: students now have meeting with the university's president to discuss ideas to recognize filipino farm workers >> the students have brought a compelling case to our student affairs folks and we're willing to talk about it. >> reporter: but as robert show us, the city of san jose is already one step ahead. last year, the city opened the park in robert's own berryessa neighborhood including a marker with words and photos about filipino farm workers. >> if not for larry, there woul not be i believe, there would not be a united fa

installed in 2008 and includes large mosaics of farm workers and trial dates of chavez, and mahatma gandhi. >> no way did students want to disregard the contributions of chavez or the many farm workers behind the movement. but we wanted filipino american worker to be recognized. >> reporter: the students are demanding the university also build a g who first organized the grape strike in 1965. later filipinos and mexicanamericans came together to form the ufw. chavez farm wo it's incomplete without adding the story of the filipino farmworkers. >> reporter: the students now have a meeting with the university's president to discuss ideas to recognize filipino farm worners. >> the students have brought a compelling case to our student affairs folks and we're willing will to talk about it. >> reporter: but as robert show us the city of san jose is already one step ahead. last year they opened the park. it includes a marker with words an photos about filipino farm works. >> if not for larry, i believe there would not be a united far workers. >> reporter: he passed away in 1977. but some of the e

when it is worth are worthy are not worthy to be clear, but the gandhi and the people and when that jeopardizes the prospect of critical economic growth for the entire country. the certainly endangers dangers of poised of by this democratic backsliding, is a threat to everybody residing yvonne including the government personnel and staff of the committee's and torsten members of the mystic community and others as we concern is the president stated in his statement yesterday, additional steps national security council. government agencies are evaluating the implications of the soil with you not including ability to basically deliver services from the most presidents emergency plan braided to relief is first we follow here, you all reported on another investment again going to review that and take a look at that and we just don't have anything to share and what is able to be done and what steps will be taken. >> thank you for follow-up. >> will i have a question for you, what is your favorite beyoncÉ song. >> there too many to list. >> that is a smart answer, smart answer. >> i'm a follow-up on t

importing expensive which i think is a problem for developing countries and goes back to mahatma gandhiin india. the second a hypothetical, a researcher in europe looked at this and we have the inelastic economy that we want to get off of, oil. but there's a cartel that controls, that has a lot of influence on the price of that oil and there's an agreement that that commodity is bought in u.s. dollars and i think that is a very difficult kind of handicap for many developing countries they have to get the dollars and then they have to deal with wherever the price goes. what would happen if a group of developing countries came to the world trade organization and brought a case against the opec cartel. >> okay. i said we'd travel around the world and we certainly are. >> wow, what a group of questions. all very interesting, yeah. >> very quickly, on the issue from cambodian colleague on support systems for women, i spoke a bit about that. we -- there are two ways we want to help women, one is to see how within our agreements we can mainstream gender, gender friendly agreements that take in

of the presidential policies. denny lay to pay tribute to india as famous freedom fighter mahatma gandhi, an immortal. to him, a seal a head on the new side. this is an estimate of torrential rain in western. more than a 100 people was killed in may. i'll be talking to simon. he lost a lot and and the heat is on miami's celebrates, reaching the n b a finals action coming up in sports with joe staples. the talk is still the source of circulating cloud and therefore sherry rain seems to be not mr. ages, but it has been, even though even though it is not exactly by dr. stop sticky cold either in the teams the most pop by days, the temperatures rise. so you generate some of the so pretty big ones in west and took the light to ones or if a cypress, the wind is picking up in west, in egypt. and eventually i think bringing staves sandstone once a game to come over the water. and the smaller ones on the east and met the events generally dry and that's true. they rocked to the chevy, right. and going across the, in the higher ground into was around. and the big shelves that we saw recently inside

where how he was evolving, i think potentially have been that you see it in countries in india with gandhi in south africa with mandela in the early women's movement, the suffragette movement and and at at the same time, i think also need a recognition. you know, people talk about, well, what is the correct metaphor for race relations in america when. you look at the history right. and so dr. king talked an arc of the moral universe that toward justice. and he said, you know, it may be long, but it bends toward justice. and you know, it's nice to think that way, but sometimes it's pretty you know, it's hard to really feel that things are really always progressing. so then people talk about, well, it's two steps forward, it's one step back. the one i like. and, you know, my last was about black pittsburgh, where august wilson, the playwright, came from. and one of his plays set in the 1960s. he he called two trains running and in my mind the story of race in america is two trains running. there's good train there's a train of progress and then there's a train of backlash and they're both al

the group has confirmed a 4th senior commander has been killed. ali house on gandhi was a member of the military council and head of the rocket unit in the codes brigades . while we have 3 correspondents across the story this, our mama jam june is in west jerusalem, and it will tell us about the prospects for cease fire. really marks is in southern israel in ashland. but for us we go to you now. science who is in gaza for a student to bring us up to speed with the latest. it's been relatively calm this morning. the well, yes, slowly it has been called only from the policy is side with has just, the policy of resistance has just resumed their attack. stewards is really towns by mortar shells, but has been fired just about 15 minutes ago to it is really a sell during the challenge. other than that they have been called in and the alone single rockets are mortar shells from the gold district for over 3 hours. now, but these really air strikes have not stopped since the hours of this morning targeting different areas, but mainly in the south in parts and the north and part of because it's s

republican people's party, founded by the mustafayi mala mototürk and led by draco, called the turkish gandhiest political success. kemal municipal elections 2019, when his candidates won the mayoral posts in five of the six largest constituencies in turkey including ankara and istanbul with them as the future vice presidents. he goes to 2023 against erdogan. the voice of the people in turkey sounds so oglu, he is a pure person who unites the nation wants to bring something new to the country, it's time to change a lot in the field of education. they are about health care state building erdogan the right person, thanks to him turkey takes its position in the region and in the world under erdogan, development began in the defense industry and in the military satellite launched with turkey, they began to be considered in the world as a pure sincere person. he wants change for turkey of all the candidates i see as the leader only he was able to find a balance between the west and russia he does everything for society raised salaries in the country returned the greatness of turkey we are reckoned

that you saw you see in figures like muhammad ali you see in figures like perhaps mohammad mahatma gandhi, but you see somebody who's bringing people wanted to be their best selves around her they wanted when when she saw them connected with them they were on best behavior. but also she brought out of them the feeling they could give something not just to her but to their communities to the country. i think eleanor also in her size and in her easy way that she had finally with people having gotten out of her own shyness having brought her voice which we think of as being a high flooding is actually quite modulated and wonderful when she was close up with people. she brought people into a feeling of a closeness to something that was before that moment. utterly foreign or something enormous. she brought it down to size. she was as much of main street as she was of of the white house. and and i think this is something that that you don't see again for a long long time in in first lady them. she also made sure that that people understood that they did have a voice in washington and that she d

meeting with him behind closed doors and a tusk, a gift that was christened in laughter with turkish gandhiresemblance due to adherence to democratic values, there is nothing left but to promise the nationalists to deport millions of refugees at once, if he is elected, we will not leave our homeland to the one who let him into our country of 10 million of these illegal refugees. we will not leave it to someone who cannot defend our honor, who stands with outstretched hand in front of russia. do you think the russians are really interfering in your elections, as he recently stated. no, i don't think it's possible at all. those who vote for him. in general, they are very positive about russia. for example, russia is building a nuclear power plant here and pumped 21 billion cubic meters of gas to turkey last year alone, and almost 5 million tourists help turkish hotels survive in the post-covid era at stake turkey’s interests stand, in other words, the daglu key, if he wins, he will have to continue erdogan’s policy millions before erdogan came turkey was a very weak country of our leaders, no

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