for the state of israel quite frankly, that lot of these people, epstein, dershewitz, gallen maxwell, gla. father, all of them connected to the state of israel and doing the dirty work for the state of israel to ensure that american politicians stay in their pocket, to ensure that america does everything that israel wants and turns a blind eye to, i don't, things like genocide, ethnic cleansing, if you want to get people to do whatever you want, you blackmail them and then you always gain their support, that's what it looks like is going on right now with everything happening uh currently with israel and its attack on the on gaza, and here you've got allen du an american, by the way, he's not an israeli citizen from what i understand, unless israel hides at citizenship, or people can conceal this in some way, but as far as we know alan durshewitz is an american citizen, yet look at this, he made, he wrote a book, the case for israel, this is for a foreign country, you've got alan dershewitz who shows up 137 times in these documents so far, so far, and this is his book, the case for israel

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targeting of freight transport is a minor thing compared to the mass slaughter of human beings going on in gla in gaza. uh a couple of extra things to say is one is this whole business seems to be pretty. cated uh on the future political career of one man, benjamin netanyahu who knows that if he loses this or if he has to back down in this slaughter of palestinians, this genocide uh that he is probably going to end up in prison uh and so this is is one of the things that's driving this, it's perversely driving this, but also we can look back can't we over the last few decades and at all of the uh these uh western-backed proxy wars that have been going on against countries like yemen, uh against - in in ethiopia as well, also in sudan uh and and similar countries along the red sea for example, red sea coast, this is what it's all about, this control of the... see is the one thing that the west, i think fears more than anything else uh that it's going to it's going to be denied to them that the sewis canal is going to be denied to them uh and that's going to hit them in the pocket very much, it'

svitlana glas, a journalist from israel, will be with us, i hope to be in touch now.d health, ms. svitlana, thank you for finding time for us. thank you, thank you, i congratulate you. look, this is literally before the program, i read here in the mass media of israel. what's up, so prime minister netanyahu said that under all conditions, at least that's what i understood, we will close the border of the gas sector with egypt, everything has always been like this, that egypt was against it, he wanted to leave, if free movement between hamas and egypt, and now yanayago is saying, no, no, no, we, we, we, we will not leave this tha... this border area, it even somehow it's called, i don't remember anymore, the philadelphia corridor, the philadelphia corridor, yes, what does that mean, well , it says to me that netanyahu would not listen very closely to the world community, which i also think will not be delighted from such ideas it is not just to destroy hamas, but simply to make it such a real enclave. is the exclave such that it is impossible to enter from any side and

chessboard, as brzezinski said , israel is now in touch with us, our journalist colleague svitlana glas is in touch with our studio, shavad sholom, congratulations, ms. svitlana, shabbat sholom, i congratulate you, colleagues, you know what surprised us, we were surprised by one moment, here recently we had a rather expensive geopolitical party, it is expensive, like for security, as well as for dear guests, it is called yes... for the first time, israel participated in various discussions, in particular, in the discussion of the discussion, which is called. another peace formula, we have already talked about it more than once on our airwaves, since it is such a unique thing, no one has developed it in ukraine, but it is used all over the world, and even israel was forced to listen and talk about something there, i will tell you honestly, most of the points of the ukrainian peace formula are, you know, like 10 pegs, and we will do it 10 times with you let's lie down and raise our glasses, what is the meaning... to the state of israel, which is at war itself and knows the clear differenc

svetlana, glas, a journalist from israel, was in touch with us, explained to us what is happening in.rael there is really a lot of interesting things, but this is such curiosity with such a very strong tragic accent , but there is already one that is. now we will have an advertisement, a short one , and then we will go to russia again, more precisely, today we are the first, no, well, the second time to russia, this is an interesting topic, we will talk about, we will talk with the historian oleksandr alfiorov, but it will only start after the advertisement, and now no, it will be advertising. do ordinary things become unreal? heavy bags are not for my sore back. for back pain, try dolgit cream. long-acting cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. with the cream dolgit, whatever you want, i will lift. dolgit - the only yellow cream for joint and back pain. with muscle spasms, dolgit anticonvulsants tablets, dolgit anticonvulsants for relaxation. and calf everyday life is full of stress and anxiety now, melamah b6 will help to cope with these challenges. melat

bit more, but i'm gla well, let me out it wasn't. expecting a bit more, but i'm gla well, let me askk you this. >> well, let me ask you this question. if putin was to invade poland knows poland and everyone knows that the war, the next step is a nuclear war, would back would nato really fight back like we expect them to if it's going to end up in a nuclear war? armageddon? >> way strength >> well, the only way strength comes from it doesn't comes from strength, it doesn't comes from strength, it doesn't come and putin come from weakness. and putin has that if invades has to know that if he invades a nato country, nato would react. he has to know that. but they might not. >> my point is that nato may not, because it might result in a nuclear war. >> that's point, that sort of >> that's my point, that sort of talk is dangerous. but he's he's a well he's not to a psychopath. well he's not to some people listen, some people would that he's a very would say that he's a very intelligent and isn't intelligent person and isn't a psychopath all. psychopath at all. >> very calculated. and >> a

. >> americans liberal fact checkers will crawspl over brok glas s to try and correct a republican butaturday night live is getting e pass after taking a bogus shot at former president trump, and suggesting he made up the term, debanking. >> trump did have a stumble wit an interesting term, debank. >> we are going to place strong regulations if the bank tries to debank. >> you might have to dedeambulance to see the doctor. >>ea geniuses at snl should tala tory a trump supporter. it's a real term. it refers to people closing organizations and accounts after perceiving them to be illegal ac financial or reputatioconal threat. snopes said the story about joe biden with a hard hat backwards reversed their story. da saturday night live has a dozen writer os and nobody could figu out debanking was a real term. if their ideology is so over the top they don't bother. >> i think it was the cost of writing a joke f. the joke gets a laugh which that one did and a simple google search ruins oughn the work you put into it you'rer not goinobg to do it but the is proble im is it's just a joke. politi

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so i'm gla should fid they're dt and what about this idea that that abbe lowell the suggesting that the initial subpoena was legally i invalid because the full house of representativesid becad not formalized the impeachment inquiry? are you buying that,e impeac ja? absolutely not. that is such you don't need an impeachment inquiry to issue you . oena as i was chairman, we issuedl kd all kinds of subpoenas. you don't need that in place.e s in fact, the house of representatives, under the house rulee s can issue a subpoena to anybody at any time for any reaso tn. >> there is no pre predicate that says it has to be, t you know, an impeachment inquiry that is such a legalhi hogwash. >> it's meant to snicker, snicker, people. nobody'sle buying that. there >> yeah. and then there's a suggestion i i want to geet your take on whether or not it was illegally it was legally invalid. but then law in a footnote states and suggested a procedure for a hybrid proces as of public deposition. gregg that's not how the system works. i know they thought it was a cute talking point wheem wi n they no, we wa

i am gla texd that your fellowbn republican governors have also stepped up and they're offerin n assistance in any way they can. u that speaks volumes about them. >> i hopste the unitedates>> a states senate republicannds letn me just say let me say thank m you to my fellow governors. ns >> half of america now is standing against the biden administration. alson more than a majoritynera of all the attorneys general across the countryl ac. exas biden is not taking on texas. biden is taking on the unitedens states of america. well said. and you know what? therea.e be consequences when ps a president picks and chooses the laws c that going to enforc and he doesn't get to break the law just because he doesn'td like the law. you've done a great job, governor, on the vere y difficut circumstances and everybody's pulling for you down difficu. e hang in there. all right. coming up, the border showdown continuere. coming uwns in. texas, some on capitol hill. they're trying to push a horrificcapitol try so-caller bill which would allow thousands of illegal immigrantsl to pour into the country every si

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i am gla she is stepping down but it's ridiculous she was allowed to continue as long as she did. obviously, she was not qualified. host: here's more from clotting gay from that hearing that brought that spotlight on harvard. [video clip] >> i know many in our harvard jewish community are hurting and experiencing grief, fear and trauma. i have heard from faculty, students, staff and alumni of incidents of intimidation and harassment. i have seen reckless and thoughtless rhetoric shared in person and online, on campus a off. i have listed to leaders in our jesh communities who are scared and dissolution. at the same time, i know members of the muslim and arab communities are hurting. during this past month, the world, our nation and campuses have seen a rise of islamophobia. during these difficu days i have felt the bonds of our community strain. in response, i have thought to confront hate while preserving free expression. this is difficult work a i know i have not always done it right. the free exchange of ideas as a foundation upon which harvard is built in safety and well-being

the opposition, of course, will crawl over broken glass their away. course, will crawl over broken glaslasi guess the big away. course, will crawl over broken glasi guess the big question, and i guess the big question, patrick, the apathy turn patrick, is will the apathy turn into, know, more passion for into, you know, more passion for the reform party to actually get some votes, gentlemen? fascinating conversation. thank you very much. henry smith, patrick , thanks for patrick o'flynn, thanks for joining the studio. great joining us in the studio. great debate well let's quickly debate there. well let's quickly now turn our attention back to the ongoing delays the rwanda the ongoing delays to the rwanda bill alongside the conservative mp. we've that bit. mp. we've just done that bit. there's lots more to come between now 6:00. talk between now and 6:00. i'll talk about the convicted rochdale grooming gang leader still living in the uk , an astonishing living in the uk, an astonishing nine years after he was ordered to be deported. but first, your latest news headlines with polly middl

the work, by the homelessness charities crisis and st mungo's, is being funded by the gla and the department new home just off upper street. the new kings head theatre will have a much larger auditorium along with a dedicated late night cabaret space. bosses say the new venue will continue to be a hub for emerging writers and artists and provide a much needed alternative to the west end. we are a space for artists to come and do something that they're not able to do in other spaces, and for the mavericks and the misfits and the vagabonds of the industry to come and try out things. the scale and the professionalism of what we are able to present here will be entirely different to what we did in a pub theatre. let's take a look at the tubes now. there are severe delays on the district line and the piccadilly line is part suspended. now onto the weather with kawser. hello, good morning. it's still quite cloudy and damp out there. we have numerous flood warnings and flood alerts still around with surface water and spray on the roads making the morning commute a bit tricky but it will gradually i

that in response to the recent deadly attacks in the iranian cities of caramon and glas. the rgc also fired missiles of the headquarters of israel's mosad spy agency in iraq's kurdistan region. iran's foreign ministry spoke. man has said that the rgc the strikes and targets in sear in iraq are in line with iran's efforts to combat terrorism. nasir kanani says the attacks what a just response to the aggressors against the country's security. it stressed iran has always been a supporter of regional peace and stability and security. israel attacks have claimed the lives of nearly 160 people across the gaza strip in the past day. the strike it to different areas including the southern sninus and the central city of denobala. "the regime is facing growing international outcry over soaring civilian death toll that has stopped 24,280. palestinian shop owner says israeli troops use them as a human shield in the rate on the town of dura in the occupied west bank company palestinian health ministry saying at least two palestinians were killed and 10 were injured during the latest r