the meeting comes at a time when on capitol hill there's a lot of sabre rattling of china. you heard members of capitol hill saying this is the new cold war but it really isn't because our economy and china's economy are woven together. it is not like a time when we didn't really have involvement with russia. 85 percent of iowa's electricity comes from wind tur bins. 90 percent of those wind turbines come from china. as we approach our relationship with china, the trick here is to talk about the facts. what can we do to bring the temperature down between these two countries because they sort of need each other in this moment to survive as we work onramping up our semiconductor production, as we work onramping up our ability to produce various technologies we need for smart phone, laptop, electric or regular vehicle, if it is a semiconductor, we're going to have to tone the temperature down. i think that's what the president is going to have to try to do. i also think xi will try to do the same thing. he needs the united states economy just as much as the united states econo

sabr and zafar, close to the mother's side, always, the mother of panah ziri, motahara mehrabi , sed and sima's news, the colonel series , will be screened in cinemas all over the country from today. this film is a product of oj media art organization, which narrated the presence of the terrorist group of the hypocrites in ashraf barracks from different angles. this is mine. tears and the screams of a mother. ashraf. you have seen our year in finding your son who has been held captive by the hypocrites for many years, now you know marv, a true story that was turned into a movie. i took a video for you from the tv screen. the story of seria, who is looking for a way to convey his voice to his son from behind ashraf barracks. i was caught in a dirty psychological war by the words of a woman who claims to be the mother of the movie colonel. or, directed by lily aj , he first saw a picture and asked, "why is it like this, mrs. what's going on ?" it showed the families that had found themselves after the fall of saddam hussein. to iraq's diyala province and wanting to meet their children,

the world cup of fencing of youth in sabr weapons by holding team competitions it has ended. once or twice a year, we can be forced to go and play outside with these advanced players, but for example, the tournaments that are held here naturally give us more opportunities and chances to play with them. these are good players who are very mature . the senior national teams of every country are coming to play with us today , iran, uzbekistan, south korea, iraq, kuwait, and turkey are competing against each other in team-to-team competitions. almost all the teams are at the same level, but i think that the team is much better than us and a bit better than the rest of the team. it is higher than pakistan. uzbekistan is a world team in the youth division. turkey is a very good team that is fully present. kuwait became the runner-up of asia in the youth division. it participated a few months ago . these competitions, which are registered in the calendar of the world federation, have points in the federation's ranking. there is also a world championship. i participated in this compe

just recently we finished talisman sabre in australia. talisman sabre in australia, we linked live virtual constructive simulation from the west coast to hawaii, to japan, down into australia, and into the combat training center that they are building in australia. and then the theater sustainment command brought some experiments as part of their joint patrol over the shore that they deployed and joint logistics over the shore. and even the organization of a joint theater sustainment command was something that had not been done in an awful long time. mobility guardian was something that air mobility command was doing in the pacific as part of the broader contributions. a combination of bringing air mobility command together with -- which was first in australia. the eighth theater sustainment command. again, 50 nations and30,000 joint and multinational partners operating down there. i've described this before as a rehearsal of our plans on a different piece of terrain. that's the benefit of what we represent in the region for the joint for

it was about this competition of sabr arms society in the field of fencing, which also won a bronze medal for the representative of our country, mr. tama. apparently , the team competition will start from today. first, an explanation regarding the level of these competitions and the quality of these competitions, please let me tell you that the tehran world cup is held in the calendar of the world federation on a fixed basis every year. there are world championships or world championships that are held every year and a series of competitions that have a ranking in the ranking of the world federation, which is called the world cups or class a , which is recognized, and after that, the grand prize competitions. and internationals that are in the calendar of the federation the world is stable and it has a classification, tehran is the beautiful host. there is a world cup tournament at the youth level in our account, on the 4th and 5th of november, which coincides with the 13th and 14th of aban every year , we host this tournament in tehran. well, this year , we have announced the arrival of

sabres, mirages and lochids break records speed.signers. challenge, russian migs, dry and stupid ones are not inferior to western cars. but in the mid-1950s , time demanded new speeds for all cars. the number of people wishing to make long-distance flights is growing, and competition among the creators of passenger airliners is intensifying. the leaders were the soviet union, the usa and western european countries. an ambitious project... supersonic vehicles for civil aviation were developed in several countries. the plane of the future was supposed to carry at least 100 passengers speed 2,500 km/h. great britain began developing the bristol 233. and france - the super caravel. however, the task turned out to be more difficult than expected. as a result, england and france decided to join forces in the joint concorde project, which they began. then eight in 1962. at first, the americans also joined the race; their valkyrie aircraft was supposed to exceed concorde's passenger capacity by three times and fly at a speed of 3,000 km/h.

banning nasaji players in the afc champions league, the disciplinary committee of afc sabre herdani suspended nasaji players for two sessions due to excessive violence in the match against nobahar uzbekistan in the third week of the champions league, which led to his dismissal. he missed nobahar and also the meeting with mumbai city of india. iran futsal was also fined. the disciplinarian of the asian football confederation fined the football federation $1,500 due to the inappropriate behavior of four national futsal players in the match against kyrgyzstan in the qualifiers of the asian nations. with this ruling, the previous suspended fine of 715 dollars of the federation has become final and the federation is required to pay these fines . at the end of the 10th week of the first league , khyber won the top spot. dad and won the first place with 21 points, fajar sepasi against his host ario islamshahr was stopped without a goal and stood in the second place with 20 points. in another match , astara municipality beat kerman by one goal, and persian gulf mahshahr and darya babil reached a draw

sabre and secure the ppe we needed. solve the stable door _ and secure the ppe we needed. the ppe we needed. solve the stable door was open and the position was trying to be recovered. it was difficult because there wasn't ppe available even if you knew what he needed.— wasn't ppe available even if you knew what he needed. yes. i think the national _ knew what he needed. yes. i think the national position, _ knew what he needed. yes. i think the national position, the - knew what he needed. yes. i think the national position, the national| the national position, the national audit office looked at this and i think their conclusion was that no individual item had a national stock out but that's on the part of the story because if you're really up against it, the ability to get ppe to where it's needed at the right time for the right person is much harder. 0k. studio: we are going to leave the covid inquiry live feed. you can watch it on the bbc website. there are all sorts of summaries of what's been said over the last three weeks in the last few days in particular. you can

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because each step, whether it's by hamas letting go of hostages, or hezbollah rattling a sabre but not get more people out, maybe we can avoid a much larger war, but that pushes the peace process further and all that, sort of tempers the environment for israeli military response. find tempers the environment for israeli military response.— military response. and yet antony bhnken military response. and yet antony itlinken today _ military response. and yet antony blinken today still _ military response. and yet antony blinken today still talking - military response. and yet antony blinken today still talking about . military response. and yet antony blinken today still talking about a | blinken today still talking about a two state solution being the only viable path to peace, even though it feels such a long way away at the moment, doesn't it? you tried it, didn't you, withjohn carey when he was secretary of state. where do you even begin on that front at the minute? i even begin on that front at the minute? ., ., . even begin on that front at the minute? ., .,. ., minute? i mean the f

they're actually up in the eastern mediterranean or yeah, it was, it was a kind of an intimidation sabre rattling against is by law not, not against here on the look, the american broadcast media. you have to excuse it for a 2nd. the rep or charge of the commentary, but the rep or to measure the major papers in the new york times, the washington post of wall street journal. as who much more serious. but when you turn on the television, you get a bunch of dumb down garbage. okay. and that's just the way it is. that's why i never turned on television under any circumstances. and you will lose brain cells if you do in this country. you include cnn as a. yeah, absolutely. oh, hard. yeah. except on our lot, which is very rare. but yeah, i include, of course, very much the look. they are trying to spoon feed the public, a simple narrative that usually involves goodies and bodies. and when it gets complex, it gets complex between republicans and democrats, or between republicans and other republicans, or democrats and other democrats. the notion that there was a complex world out there where ho

pleasure, captain, come on, yakov brought the men, when you start whistling, un moment, changer de sabrecolonel, you are captured, but who are you? and we will take this jubilation of paris into ourselves. and let's have fun. never fight with russia. wash it and bandage it. hello, thanks, helped me out. yeah, there were a lot of prisoners? yes, convoys too. we will send convoys of prisoners. yukhnov, tell me popov, let khrapovitsky gallop into the night, warn him that we will come, khrupovitsky popov always, his fiancée showed up there, your honor, there’s another one here, oh, all his life. i dreamed of getting a shave at the parisian tulle. will you cut my beard? thank you katya. we need to leave before new guests arrive. everyone get themselves in order. tomorrow morning we will go to yukhnov. let's have fun with the provincial fools. welcome, gentlemen, you are welcome, dear ladies, i have fulfilled my promise. good evening, mademoiselle, here is denis davidov, uh-huh, here it is, davidov, you are kidding me, madmasy. he is in front of you, be careful, why the magic of caressing word

and iran, they're doing the sabre rattling. how bad can this get? what is worst case scenario, in your mind? >> there's enormous risk that this expands. it expands in ways that causes arab states to check out because they don't feel like the united states has their back because president biden called the crown prince a paroraha. this could spread not only to the greater middle east. you could not only have cyber attacks but cells in europe, cells that may be in the united states. we heard our fbi director talk about that just this past week. if the united states doesn't lead, if we don't re-establish the deterrence the trump administration had in place for four years. nothing like we have seen in these three years have happened. there was no war in europe or the middle east for four years. if we lose that deterrence. if america is viewed as weak, this could expand dramatically. we should all be reminded. president xi is watching our actions. the chinese communist party is hoping the united states will show it is impotent and unprepared to do the thi

sabres presence will play a crucial role and try to revive the population.e. zookeepers hope to hear the pitter patter of tiny hooves soon. the christmas spirit officially hits our nation's capitol by the capitol christmas tree has arrived in washington d.c. it is a 63 foot to help norway spruce from west virginia beat the treat sits on the capitol's west lawn. the g tradition of the capitol christmas tree goes back nearly 60 years. i will officially be lit november 30. the two turkeys to be pardoned by president biden have arrived in washington d.c. this year's national thanks giving turkeys are from willmar, minnesota. we will apparently learn their name on the president officially pardons them on thursday. adam, wouldn't it be strange of the present decided not to pardon them this year? [laughter] that will be very strange has that ever happened? >> it's an annual event i use a covid live it's a big deal. >> is very fortunate for them because i am as hungry as a hippo, thanksgiving. jon: that is how fox supports the sunday november 23. ♪

i don't know but he's got to sabre rattle at the very least i think he means it if he's hot on the data though he's not convinced inflation is going away caution, higher cost of money. stock prices are higher. s&p is high. if the rules buy low, this is not low. so, i think you have to be cautious and very judicious and disciplined about your investing when this is going on in the markets inflation and at the fed. >> we're pretty much at session lows, down a half percent across the board today. michael farr, lindsey pea yates ka, and steve liesman. >>> a big interview to remember on "the exchange," mary daly will join steve and i. >>> for more reaction to the latest commentary from fed chair jerome powell, let's go out to chicago. rick, did anything stand out to you, and is the market reaction what you would have expected given the auction results today? >> listen, i know that powell's really important and the fed has a huge mission that can effect short rates. but today they were a drop of sand on the seashore compared to the way the markets moved after that horrible 30-year auction. no

i know that there are articles out there by baseball historians working with the society, the sabr, the society of baseball and a butcher. this march, american based society baseball research. thank you, dr. feller. and i know that they've done some studies, but there's nothing been really extensive on post-civil war baseball and especially in knoxville. i was excited to see to dig into that story. and adam had already done a little bit of brief about two teams that were going to be playing the knoxville holsteins, which was a team that existed in 1867, and the dry town boys of herriman, tennessee which i believe existed little bit later in the 1870s, if i recall correctly. so this was a really exciting opportunity to play the game and to do the research and hopefully produce something. it just took ten years to do it a lot. my plate and that's what i'm going to talk about today. excited to share the product of that ten years of research into baseball history. now, first, i'm to talk about the gentleman's game, the of amateur era baseball and baseball was in the antebellum urban environ

the sabre will out again they will come out again and they will come out again and they will attemptush south into will attempt to push south into that area where they have amassed millions , 2 million amassed millions, 2 million civilians the south. civilians in the south. that will even more precarious will be even a more precarious and than the original and operation than the original invasion there more invasion because there are more people precarious states people in more precarious states littered across a mixture of urban and desert environments onto the coast. in in the first invasion, they put four armoured divisions, all those tanks blazing into the north of gaza. they won't be able to do the same. it'll just too be restricted in the ground. so it'll be a very delicate, possibly special forces led operation ends, operation once this truce ends, it end. interesting stuff. it will end. interesting stuff. >> quentin, one of the key things that charlie was just explaining is the role or lack of that. the uk is playing in any kind of truce or ceasefire or peace process. are we

but the on a sabre tooth tiger.ves and this person here tries to say at the end in a broader sense, you can when at a person's sex when you look at a person's sex or you assume or gender that you assume someone's abilities. >> no, i see >> yeah, it's like, no, if i see a man who's foot two and a man who's six foot two and i see a who's five foot see a woman who's five foot four, i'll yeah, the man's four, i'll go, yeah, the man's stronger. that. there are stronger. like that. there are different there's a value different types. there's a value system physical, what she system on physical, what she calls physical. in inferiority. and men and women are good and bad at different physical things. >> but you got to watch. you got to watch inaya. you got to watch that film night about that swimmer. the woman who swam from cuba she swims for cuba to florida. she swims for three in sea without three days in the sea without touching anything. three days in the sea without tou why| anything. three days in the sea without tou

but the on a sabre tooth tiger.ves and this person here tries to say at the end in a broader sense, you can when at a person's sex when you look at a person's sex or you assume or gender that you assume someone's abilities. >> no, i see >> yeah, it's like, no, if i see a man who's foot two and a man who's six foot two and i see a who's five foot see a woman who's five foot four, i'll yeah, the man's four, i'll go, yeah, the man's stronger. that. there are stronger. like that. there are different there's a value different types. there's a value system physical, what she system on physical, what she calls physical. in inferiority. and men and women are good and bad at different physical things. >> but you got to watch. you got to watch inaya. you got to watch that film night about that swimmer. the woman who swam from cuba she swims for cuba to florida. she swims for three in sea without three days in the sea without touching anything. three days in the sea without tou why| anything. three days in the sea without tou

, really, were really, because others were still rushing across still sort of rushing across with sabresuicidal missions. the british army cavalry's job was to pull the guns into position , and he the guns into position, and he would do that. he always loved horses, so ideal job for him horses, so his ideal job for him , set the guns and say , you'd set up the guns and say thank very chaps. and thank you very much, chaps. and he off back. and that's why he was off back. and that's why i'm here today, because of course, survived the course, he survived the experience. then my father experience. and then my father was the second world war. my was in the second world war. my father been royal father had been in the royal navy before the war, and navy reserve before the war, and so was drafted straight away, so he was drafted straight away, 1939. . he was in 1939. off he went. he was in every theatre that mattered. he was atlantic convoys. wow he was at normandy off the beaches of normandy. all sorts of experiences he had. he was wounded very badly at one stage, at the very end of the war, h

but the sabre previously to her.nuous threat that the argentine and the bigger country is going on about. but their claim bears no credence whatsoever . you know, credence whatsoever. you know, they say they they occupy the islands and well, they say they they occupy the islands and well , they were islands and well, they were never kicked out. there was never kicked out. there was never a war to kick them out, apart from when they illegally invaded. apart from when they illegally invaded . you know, the british invaded. you know, the british have been there for over 250 years before argentina was ever a country. so how can they lay claim to it? >> well, well, simon, you talked about the decrepit military force that the argentinians have , but what about the british presence in the falklands now? have we upped our game there as well ? well? >> we certainly have better aircraft than they've got. we certainly have better trained pilots at the moment than they've got . and we certainly they've got. and we certainly have

asia, china, dangerous game of brinkmanship is targeting our aircraft flying in the region, rattling sabres at taiwan and physically challenging claims. philippines and vietnam in the south china sea. some have argued for decumming funding to address these threats and focusing only on the iranian-backed terrorists who massacred so many israelis on october 7. we must recognize that our national security interests are being aggressively challenged by all these authoritarian actors in an effort to dismantle the international order that we established following world war ii. iran has been russia's accomplice in ukraine through the export of weapons and drones that terrorize ukrainian civilians. just last week, russia hosted hamas and iranian leadership where hamas praised russia's criticism of israeli actions to defend itself following the recent terrorist attacks. china refuses to condemn either russia's second invasion of ukraine or hamas' attacks, despite both having committed war crimes targeting civilians and both having stolen children from their families. if we fail to thwart these effor

claire a chess move ahead as claire said, this is suella said, this is this is suella rattling her sabreuld that party look like, do you think? and would that be more of a threat to starmer than what we've currently which lot we've currently got, which a lot of people think isn't really conservative of people think isn't really conwell, ive i of people think isn't really conwell,ive i know, of people think isn't really conwell, ive i know, but i mean, >> well, no, i know, but i mean, most of the voters are in the centre that's centre ground and. and that's why labour why tony blair brought labour back centre to why we back to the centre to why we then having experiment with jeremy corbyn, which clearly didn't keir didn't work. that's why keir starmer labour back didn't work. that's why keir st.theer labour back didn't work. that's why keir st.the centre. labour back didn't work. that's why keir st.the centre. that's labour back didn't work. that's why keir st.the centre. that's wherer back didn't work. that's why keir st.the centre. that's where your< to the centre. that's where your vot

sabres? we're going to have massacre. have another peterloo massacre.o massacre. i , they have to they have i mean, they have to they have to address the situation as it is ground , not just in is on the ground, not just in the minds of the likes of suella braverman who wrote it off as hate march and it's very clearly with these leaflets, though, they define. they are trying to define. >> what is a perfectly >> yes. what is a perfectly legitimate protest march and what becomes a hate crime effectively , or at least just effectively, or at least just going too far, climbing over monuments, defacing things. >> absolutely right. yeah. yeah and the law is quite it's quite hard to define in an area like this. and so they've i mean, the little leaflets are pretty straightforward and just a few bullet points . and as i say , bullet points. and as i say, they are what they are essentially doing is covering their backs. they're saying, look, all we look, we're doing all we possibly make sure this possibly can to make sure this thing complies with the law and no