if you can set the stage for us, paulo rudy, um, how operation allox a flood uh was uh in many ways a result of the violations of palestinians by the israeli regime in the gaza strip that has happened. throughout the years and decades and how it built up to the uh fact that you had then had palestinians in the gaza strip to be under a full blockade for 17 years and then that was one of the reasons for this operation to have been executed. yes, that's correct, the the isolation of the palestinians, especially the palestinians in gaza has been increasing over the years, it used to... be that right after the 67 war it was possible for palestinians in gaza and the west bank and in israel itself, the to move relatively freely between all these different places. it was an opportunity which hadn't existed since 1948 and this was although israel was controlling everything, it was in effect this fact that permitted contacts between palestinians who hadn't seen each other since 1948, but gradually they started implement greater restrictions, building the wall for example on the west bank and th

rudy started talking about what he was on the phone about with us. when he started talking, he started talking that we knew a lot of the players, we heard a lot of the same information and we were eager to participate in the conversation. within a half hour -- >> let me back up for one second. you were born in ukraine back when it was part of the soviet union. >> yes. >> this whole idea, the black ledger stuff, the allegation was supposed to be that joe biden and hunter biden, when joe biden was vice president, were taking bribes to protect this company burisma that hunter biden sat on the board of. >> correct. >> is that the same story you were also peddling and do you now say that story was made up? >> absolutely. that was the same story. i've been saying it was made up for the past four years. since my arrest i've been screaming that it was made up. not only was it made up, i've shown the world that the people doing it were russian agents, and giuliani never cared, solomon never cared, knocks news never cared, as long as it fit their narrative. th

"you got a deal, rudy. [ laughter ] "excellent wait a second. oh, no, rudy, you dope." remember that trump is guy who famously claimed not paying your bills makes you a genius remember >> he didn't pay any federal income tax >> that makes me smart [ laughter ] >> seth: first of all -- actually smart people never have to say the words "that makes me smart. [ laughter ] i don't remember a scene from "oppenheimer" where einstein says, "you know, i got the big brain. [ light laughter ] or maybe he does i haven't finished "oppenheimer" yet. [ laughter ] i'm watching it. i'm watching it in two-hour chunks [ light laughter ] i'm just kidding i did finish it. it was one of my favorite movies of the year. the only downside was when it was over, all my plants were dead [ laughter ] i'm just mad i wasn't in it. everybody was in it. i could have been in it. i could have been in "oppenheimer." you think you're better than me? [ laughter ] also, let's not forget, that's not even how nato works. nato members have all agreed to spend a certain amount of their budget on defense. it's no

so in 2020, the mark was rudy giuliani. in 2024, it looks like it is congressman jim jordan. and james comer. twice now republicans have become winning, or unwitting useful idiots. spreading lies about joe biden to hurt his chances in the presidential election. never minding what happens to this country in the process. joining me now is new york congressman, dan goldman, member of the house oversight committee. he served as the counsel in the first impeachment of donald trump. congressman, thank you for being here. i would first like to get your assessment of how much this reporting has dimmed the republican forever to impeach the president. or just how much it has landed among your fellow colleagues on the hill. >> i think many of my colleagues on the democratic side are shocked but not surprised. because it is once again, every election it seems, the republicans fall in favor with the russians and aren't used either as you said, willingly or unwillingly, by russian intelligence to try to interfere in the election. you will remember in 2016, donald trump says that russia, if

will dominic rudy giuliani loses in order to pay tens of millions of dollars, that massive fox news, dominion defamation settlement for nearly three quarters of a billion dollars. there is no criminal accountability yet for the former president, but you can see the civil cases are moving along pretty swiftly. >> to rikki's point about this case, is it fundamentally different than other new york cases? as the judge in this very lengthy opinion tries to go to some lengths to explain, it is different in magnitude and duration and, as katri

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rudy on our independent line. caller: good morning how are you today? host: good. caller: the reason i was calling is that my point of view with the border and the way things are. i believe they are trying to do the best they can with all of these people coming over. i hear about people coming in from other parties and saying biden is not doing his job. they don't want to work with them but i think they need to come together on this situation, on both sides and work together. pass an immigration law, something has to be done about this. it doesn't look like they want to work together. host: james in kingston, new hampshire on the independent line. caller: red is definitely a color. my sinuses social security recipient and we are tired of hearing about cuts. we worked hard for our benefits, ok? i learned so much every day from watching it and we need cameras in the courtrooms. but once again mimi, we need increases social security not decreases. host: ruth in houston, texas. caller: thank you so much for taking my call. i agree with all the other colors that maya wa

i met rudy here. before a know what his mission was. united players. and tim my first basketball coach. i'm noted going to lie i was trash when i first starred playing ball. and i knew that well, when i started playing i knew he was. tim was my first basketball coach and i was treasure i know he knew that. but never showed me discouragement. he kept mow in good spirits and motivate mode to go sxhard that made me want to be better. he instilled resilience where i did not want to give up i practiced until i got bfrment by the time in the fourth and fifth grade i was balling. i remember this one game it was soma and st. mary my coaches were gar and he tim at the time. and we went in double over time and the team could make the next shot winful it was nerve racking you felt the gym's energy and going back and fourth for 3 possessions. until i was abling to get a steel. i was going for a drive and heard and saw tim waiving to go for a lay up i stopped mid range and slowing up a shot i swear time stopped for seconds and i med the wing shot. everyone was goin

up, you would be sitting in front of stasi and from fear peed in your pants, shut up, you creature, rudye you crazy? klaus told you to trust me, klaus is not here, i promised him that i would get everyone out, and i will keep my word, just don’t bother me, are you with me or not, rudi, she’s right, put down the gun, you ’ll betray us anyway, then shoot, shoot or shut up, stop erasing, fuck you, lieutenant colonel of the ministry of state security. by the way, i know your boss, colonel zhdanov, quite well. i am a citizen of the soviet union. and ask for a consul. the murder of the deputy minister of foreign affairs of the gdr is very serious crime. the consul will not help you. you do not have diplomatic immunity. my guilt still needs to be proven. brinknwijk, you will see, i am a citizen of the soviet union and i demand a consul, i am a citizen of the soviet union and i demand a consul. there are several groups of people who react in peculiar ways. most normal people are now somewhere with their eyes closed, in a normal position, somewhere a little bit like that, good afternoon, halga, y

[ laughter ] rudy guiliani is set to release a new book this year titled "the biden crime family: thent for their prosecution. and every copy comes with a huge ball of red yarn [ light laughter ] that's right rudy giuliani is set to release a new book later this year titled "the biden crime family the blueprint for their prosecution," which will hopefully do better than his last book, "i married my cousin and so can you." [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. we are off and running [ cheers and applause got a great show for you tonight. he is cnn's chief white house correspondent and host of "the lead" and "state of the union. his series "the united states of scandal" premieres this sunday our friend jake tapper is back on the show. [ cheers and applause she's a very funny comedian and actress you know from "brooklyn nine-nine" and "big mouth. her movie "first time female director" premieres march 8th on roku chelsea peretti is joining us. [ cheers and applause he is a talented singer/songwriter whose debut double album "son of dad" is out now. stephen wilson jr. is here

mike has been ordered to pay him the five million bucks. >> they're trying to put trump, you, and rudyn bankruptcy. >> you might all see the news this morning. another ruling came out of minnesota against me. $5 million. which -- got to go to another appeal. a big distraction. waste more money. >> jimmy: poor mike. he still can't believe it's not butter. [ laughter ] he's that adamant about his beliefs. the ruling was handed down by judge john tunheim -- who is a very well-respected job. he got his law degree from jiffy pop haircut university. [ laughter ] not only was it a blow to mike financially. it also does not bode well for his new, "prove there ain't' a little man inside the atm handin' out the money" contest. [ laughter ] and yet, still, mike is out there screaming about the machines and promoting fellow election deniers. like this guy who is running for congress in arizona. >> damn durn birds are so darned angry -- howdy, i'm mike lindell. patriot, entrepreneur, and owner of a boat that's got ransacked nine times by minnesota game wardens. blake masters is an author, a scholar

evan gershkovich that rudy giuliani can appeal the $146 million defamation verdict against him but ifis going to have to pay his legal bills. i want to bring in ryan riley. what's this about, ryan? >> reporter: back in december, we had this judgment of $148 million knocked down to $146 million that julian is is now on the hook for. shortly after, he filed for bankruptcy in new york. but now f he wants to appeal that original verdict, this judge is saying he's going to have to use someone else's funds. he has set up two separate legal entities to sort of raise money for this, but what the judge is saying essentially here is that these fees for the appeal should not be coming out of his existing assets. in other words, he shouldn't be spending money that basically he owes to shaye moss and ruby freeman in order to appeal this verdict. so he's going to have to raise money from these outside entities in order to appeal that going forward. ultimately, this is going to take a while to play out, but basically his funds are frozen up because of this ongoing bankruptcy proceeding here. so you

i read about this today, you guys rudy giuliani is claiming that trump's campaign owes him $2 millione ohs ] yeah rudy is asking for $2 million, but he's willing to settle for a can of four loko and a pack of slim jims [ laughter and applause "i'll ta -- i'll take it." today giuliani was -- said, "i'll see you in court," and trump was like, "i'm already here i'll meet you by the vending machine. [ laughter ] "which court are you at? i'm there too. switching gears, dr. fauci just announced that he is releasing a memoir called "on call: a doctor's journey in public service. yeah, that's way better than the original title -- "40 years of dealing with pricks." [ laughter and applause that was the title that was the original -- ♪ >> steve: oi >> jimmy: of course, fauci is telling people to get one book when it comes out, and then a second copy a month later. [ laughter ] i heard that the u.s. navy is now using party glow sticks to detect biothreats like covid glow sticks, yeah. and every time covid is detected, you hear a dj air horn [ air horn ] ♪ [ air horn ] hey, well, this is cool. tod

." >> seth: damn, i didn't think it was possible for trump to find a worse lawyer rudy giuliani, but. [ laughter ] fun fact, now that rudy is no longer trump's lawyer, he's become a contestant on japanese game shows [ painful groaning ] "i didn't feel a thing." [ laughter ] "bring on the speed round. [ laughter ] these people think they can just say and do whatever they want without consequences but they're waking up to the harsh reality that courtrooms have rules and judges enforce those rules. it doesn't matter if 51% of the 15% of iowa republicans who have good winter coats just voted for you in a high school gymnasium when you're in court, you have to follow to the rules and listen to the judge. otherwise, you'll be disbarred and end up on a japanese game show getting your -- >> ticket punched. [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: we'll be right back with renee rapp, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ sure, mcdonald's breakfast is good. ♪ but getting that mcdonald's breakfast two minutes before it stops being served... that tastes

i'm just gonna briefly put up a headline about rudy giuliani. he went so much farther than most. -- defend everyone's right to make zealous arguments in and out of court. but he has been found, of course, to go beyond argument, and to be wantonly and repeatedly defaming people. and he faces, again, innocent until proven guilty, but he faces more serious accusations than that. what do you think about the civil accountability for him? does that make it less likely that other people might join such future illegal efforts? >> absolutely. i mean, as hillary clinton might say, it takes -- to launch a coup. it's not something that donald trump did by himself. he had a whole series of people behind him. and some of those people are now starting to face justice, whether it's people at the top, like rudy giuliani, who -- or it's the hundreds of people who have been charged by the merrick garland justice department for their participation in january 6th. and many of those cases have gone to jury trials and juries have overwhelmingly convicted them, as they

university doha and paul rudi, co-founder free palestine movement out of berkeley, and thank you viewers for being with us, son another spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, signing out for myself and all the crew right here in tehron, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. kita tidak menginginkan negara yang pelit dengan rakyatnya. your headlines on press tv. iran's foreign minister says the israeli regime and his supporters have failed to achieve any of their goals after four months. of genocide against the people of gaza. the hamas resistance movement warns about the catastrophic repercussions of israel's planned invasion of rafah in southern gaza, saying it may cause tens of thousands of casualties. and thousands of israelies have once again staged the protest rally to demand the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu.

here on the spotlight at press tv. the professor of political science azha university doha and paula rudy co-founder free palestine movement out of berkley and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight i'm marria hashimi signing out for myself and all the crew right here in tehran hope to see you right here next time goodbye تتحلل يا عم ايش جديد يلا يا خيار ولايان. this year iran is marking the 45th anniversary of the victory of the glorious islamic revolution. this great revolution inspired many across the... world, especially the people of africa who have for centuries suffered from exploitation by western imperialist powers. the 45th anniversary of the victory of the 1979 islamic revolution is being marked this year. amid moves by several african countries to follow iran's footsteps in resisting western imperialist powers. iran seeks to collaborate with african countries in various sectors including trade, economic affairs, transfer of technology and culture. your headlines on press tv, the hamas movement warns that israel's planned attack on rafat will have catastrophic

here on the spotlight at press tv. the professor of political science azha university doha and paul rudiounder of free palestine movement, out of berkeley, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, signing out for myself and all the crew right here in tehron, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. iranians fed up with the last monarch took to the streets in 1979 to toppold the puppet regime whose strings were being pulled by the us. the uprising had actually started over decade ago under the leadership of imam khomaini who was living in exile. listen to the stories of the... protesters who brave the bullets for their cause. palestine has risen from the ashes, the nation has gone a long way in its struggle against the occupation regime of israel, from throwing stone to flying drones. but who can deny iran's decades long support in this arduous journey. israel was shaped by the flames of war. bengarian, cognisant of vulnerabilities, devised a strategic doctrine, yet on october 7th, seismic tremors shook the foundation of this doctrine, facing

in kazakhstan, we had such a leader of a criminal group, rudy almaz, nesiba nasenov.had a conflict not only with the law enforcement agencies of kazakhstan, but also with the soltsev group of the russian federation. and was forced to flee abroad. he chose spain. we then sent a special employee under deep cover to find a way to extradite him and thereby save his life. the employee, viktor ovyarshin, whose last name can now be revealed, was next to the red diamond. but the conditions of the country and the conditions of personal safety of the redhead. these are beaches, walks, calling women to him for entertainment, all this was easily exposed by the sonnev group, and he was shot, as well as kuzminova. such there are many cases when people neglect personal safety. you have had such cases in ukraine. on the territory of russia, it is generally frequent and dense. some cases , such as the assassination of the violinists in great britain, there the violinist from the secret service of great britain provided a sufficiently large amount of personal security for skrepal, but

even lev parnas, who's rudy giuliani's right-hand man, wrote a letter to chairman comer good morning to me saying please call this off. there's nothing there. i was sent out with rudy giuliani to try to find some substantiation for this, claiming there's simply nothing there. and he offered an insisted that he come and testify before the committee, but of course, comer in the gang didn't want to hear from it. so now we're getting a complete demolition of the theory going back to their original source of it. and i'm not sure my friend jim jordan, who is normally nimble on his feet, has been able to concoct any kind of excuse for where they are now, i think this investigation is over in substance, if not informed and really, chairman comer speaker johnson chairman jordan should do the responsible thing and fold up the circus tent. >> and before i let you go, i can't help but get your take on what you have undoubtedly heard from the former president referring to a series of legal cases and troubles against him, quote, as a form of navalny, even talking about how he says this country is

it would be quite remarkable holds people who read that indictment and watch this play out to see rudy giuliani and all these others potentially have this turned into the hands of a different district attorney or a different prosecutor would be really remarkable. >> it would be remarkable. and the but what i the times i was angry when i was da was when i or someone else had worked okay with male unforced errors because you take the job on and you have to expect that you're gonna be scrutinized all the time and especially the case like this thig so i do think as you were asking mike, your colleagues before, i think she testified the heartfelt she was fired up, she was angry. and i think that and i think that speaks to her credibility >> but >> this is making the case much more complicated and it's even if the motions don't succeed. this isn't going away. it's going to be part of the narrative from now to the time of trial. >> well, you're also not going away because i have to get your thoughts at a moment on what else happened this morning, but the other courthouse that i was outside go

la rudi, it seems that uh the attacks between yemen and the us led allies are escalating. now do you think the us is actually uh looking escalate the tensions? i mean yemen is has time and again uh said that the operations are only and only carried out on israely or israeli bounce ships and that it will stop as soon as onslot on gaza stops and many are saying that is fair call. well, the united states is satellite of israel, and i know it's sometimes considered the other way around, but the the point is that israel, the united states is doing this to supposedly defend israel ' but the fact is that they they are not going to accomplish anything, in fact biden is quoted as as saying that he knows they're not going to accomplish anything except more deaths of innocent yemenis, and and of course that they the stopping of the you continuation of the blockade is going to continue, yemen is going to continue to um fulfill its obligations to palestine and its loyalty to its palestinian brothers and sisters uh nothing is going to change uh i can't imagine what after after going a d

be leaked by rudy giuliani's attorney. that would be a start. maybe stop, you know, going. after moms and dads at school board meetings and people that are peacefully protesting hereo-life eventesting. here with reaction, south carolina senator linsey graham. senator, good toy graham see yow let me let me begin tonight with this. and i di.d by the way, i love your comments that they'll have blood on their hands. what's happening in the hearing todappeninheariny? we just had josh hawley on about. okay, joe biden said he's going to respond. there's been nearly 200 attacks against american service members in iraq and syricks agas this day was inevitabl ie becaue joe didn't lift a finger over 1a 175 attacks. he didn't do a thing except take out an empttt. didy. so he's emboldening iranty wareh the way i see it. >> your what's your take? well, number one, you're dead, i right. why did not. why did this happen on trump's watch? iran wasn afraid of trump. he killed the head of their revolutionary guard guard,tionar soleimani. bid

be taken from him by the russian, receive rudy. that is clearly sending a message if anybody needed it. that engagement with ross as though not just difficult, it probably is not very constructive at this point in time for you to leave it there for the time being. the thanks so much joining us do the lose the cheese political editor joining us from the body shop off the venue of the municipality conference. i thanks much. not quicker thought i had some other stories making headlines at this moment to the left. russia has started a new trial against veteran rights activists like our last ease facing up to 5 years in prison for criticizing the invasion of ukraine or law. because one of the few high profile president critics was not caught and seen inside or in prison. great. britain's opposition, liberal faulty has picked up to new seats in bi election, wins over the routing conservatives. i mean, what candidates won the contest by wide margins of the say the results suggest labor is on cost. when mesh them and mentions later this ye

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several other countries. fear is red, wouldn't allow them to do it on on the terms of the 1979 based rudy design. i've been into law and the gossip border a demilitarized zone since the october 7th, the tax, egypt has been beeping up. what does it go to do with more groups? because of frontier with is really concerned. egypt also appears to be building a fortified area there die roll for the past decade, has been creating a massive buffer zone as part of that security coordination with is there a part of that has been the destruction of tunnels from instead of creat into gaza, which we used for smuggling on other issue, the testing relations between the 2 countries is a narrow demilitarised strip of land that separates egypt and gaza, known as the philadelphia, quote at all suggestion, but its value prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that he wanted is ready to take control of the quiet or has angered chiral despite the god intense relations between instead in egypt, any of them by cairo to walk away from its b as accord with is read good through very costly egypt economy is struggling and

several other countries. fear is red, wouldn't allow them to do it on on the terms of the 1979 based rudy design. i've been into a lot on the gossip border, a demilitarized zone since the october 7, the tax, egypt has been beeping up. what does it go to do with more groups because of frontier with is there any consent? easy also appears to be building a fortified area there. chiral for the past decade has been creating a massive buffer zone as part of that security coordination with is there a part of that has been the destruction of tunnels from instead of create into gaza, which we used for smuggling on other issue, the testing relations between the 2 countries is a narrow demilitarised strip of land that separates egypt and gaza, known as the philadelphia, quote at all suggestion, but its value prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that he wanted is ready to take control of the quiet or has angered chiral. despite the god intense relations between, instead in egypt, any of them by cairo to walk away from its b as accord with is read good through very costly egypt economy is struggling and

now i finally understand why trump hired rudy giuliani as his lawyer.eir case to see what he's packing. but maybe we should give fani willis the benefit of the doubt. maybe she didn't know it was a conflict of interest to have sex with an employee. >> in 2020, fani willis was asked why fulton county voters should elect her as d.a. instead of her opponent. >> they deserve a d.a. that won't have sex with his employees because they deserve a d.a that won't put money in their own pocket. >> jordan: oof. okay, that's tough. but to be fair, she kept her promise. she did not have sex with his employees. just hers. i guess we call that progress. now, one of the accusations against fani willis is that after she hired her boyfriend, he kicked back money to her by taking her on lavish vacations. and today, they questioned nathan wade about those vacations, and the answers didn't exactly roll off his tongue. >> i'm asking if you remember paying for a cabin six months ago in tennessee. >> no. >> you remember booking a cabin? >> i book lots of cabins. >> did you go t

j, rudy. there was this new circulating and all of a sudden that order was started and on the vendor stage, the us 1st and foremost is decided to suspend, just from the aid it to the agency. so it can be read as a way to shoot the pension away from the i, c j, a general find the in 3 more order. and again, it could be able to see now as far as the volume spending x for to be 0. do i need you need the agency? this is something that they expect, as i said to the post office or agreement, this is something new. but at the same time, what shocks me is the it's not necessarily the maneuvering a symbol maneuvering for me as well. what they find shocking is their response by menter stage, because talking fast one, rob, at the moment, if he's big, substantial for medium, for honesty and seeing gaza, who are enjoying catastrophic leaving michelle, helped me understand that those members things. because again, if it were even just the united states, or if it was just made the call and no one responded t

she gave us her reaction to the rudy. we believed that his intentions were and probably you are to stay in power. so that's why we're being very careful and very relaxed, and we're not jumping to the sky right now. i'm overdue. we're made very, very careful, because we don't know what's next. he's going to call but what's portion of right now the ball with the people in his hands is actually just asking him to organize the evictions on before the end of his job if he does otherwise. i think we all know that we were saying is going to be actually true. so he what other options does he have right now other than organize these other sions under the eye of the world? because the entire world was actually watching what's happening in setting off. so the constitutional counsel is actually the one who's legally and can determine whether the election should take place or, and they have clearly stated their opinions. these actions should be organized and we are in no, it's due to the prices. so if the president's microsoft does ot

for palestinian children play, playing football on the beach, they were a targeted by the famous is rudy hermit drone and that the throne was tested for the 1st time in the godless trip. and there was an investigation, i think, done by the, is really military around this, this uh, the killing because it, you know, it attracted a lot of global attention. and was interesting that even though they admitted that they thought that those children where come asked targets and they, they still held it, hailed it as a successful, you know, as a successful attendance because it was done with precision. and after that drone was used for the 1st time that resulted in the killing of those innocent children playing on the beach. and israel, pretty much capitalize on this drone, which is massively to explore the then used. and i think it came in the headlines these days with india, which is one of those, the country recipients of, of this drone. so just an example of what this, how destructive these technologies are, but also how in precise and also it raises the question of accountability. who is resp

j, rudy. there was this new circulating and oh stop it or the stop another vendor stage. the us, 1st and foremost, is decided to suspend, just from the aid it to the agency. so it can be read as a way to shoot the pension away from the i. c j, a general side in 3 mortar. and again, it could be able so seen as far as to buy long spending, export to these ro, to, i mean, he made the agency. this is something that they expect, as i said to the post, also agreement. this is something new. but at the same time, what shocks me is the it's not necessarily the maneuvering a symbol maneuvering from israel. what they find is shocking is their response by member stage, because acting fast, one rock at the moment if he's big, substantial for medium, for honesty and seeing gaza, who are enjoying catastrophic leading companies. that helped me understand that those members things. because again, if it weren't even just in the united states, or if there's no just made the call and no one responded to, to the request to cut under refunds. it would be less shocking. but again, we're talkin

i am pleased to say that we go with that chain of rudy live. you shout with a stand by way all the way into believe you something positive pricing, some really heavy, right? see some wet weather that just to the north alvarido and it stays in place as we go on through where to stay. so we think flooding really is a concern here over the coming dice by the samples of hot sunshine in place by the north. a fabulous sun shining up towards i told the western side of the country that we will see some live the showers longest spells of right now, the smells of right to making the way across the carrot bay. and this line of cloud and rain stretching right down across the grades around to is pushing down towards costa rica and into panama. moving further east was tuesday. totally fine, and try to the east if that. but we have got some showers coming in here. so we go on through where to stay is the west. the weather makes its way of the east was bright. this guy's come back in behind. not too bad in kingston that they stay just that he sells you as long

uh, development authority uh static uh, rudy mode uh, forces who are there on ground. uh we have tons in the uh, south africa we have a so this from boon d i as well. and then we also have a quite a new sense of self defense groups who are also slicing that. i now am 23, a 5 shows are on hills near a socket and the government is trying to push the site to a way of from socket back. it is very significant indeed because it is a get to a uh, into the probably so copy tools uh goma and into other regions as well. so i meant full say that trying very much to put test back here because it's not careful . it means that the, the rebels can very easily match on to a goma, which would be very, very poor. the magic indeed. so um that the, the idea is like to push um i am 23 as far as possible, way from soccer. catherine, a 1000000 people or more displaced all sides be accused of atrocities. what impact is this having on people the a what the impact is huge. look at us. we are an id, p companies are really an id. the people who have just come to settle here. and most of the peopl

context and air conditioning for the continuation of the into the city based on the african continent. rudy cases like vehicles that have made from sending nighted states news critically between africa and i to international people to characterize dis, genocidal in service else. it's merely as a non group named as a negative force by regional bodies and the governments of the d. r. c. is a shocking and cynical active real politic which calls into question the ability of the united states to serve as a credible mediator in the greek lakes region. alaska tom, across neo liberal turn, has stripped falls off the long standing smith that it was somehow a multi nibbling colonizer because of the culture with legacy to establish an african needs. the cons approach has only increased and distrust because a lot of military presence has not been replaced by a new international requirement for them, but with french business deals and stepped up. this is not what advocates wanted, but it is what the gods will be. the us differently by respecting us, by considering us as true partners and not always with

: and san francisco showed they can clean up when the chinese president came to town and mentioned rudydecided to clean up here, he put them in shelters and mayor de blasio said, stop our homeless unit and then address it systematically, now they have freedom to take over places like venice beach and santa monica. it is too dangerous to go there anymore, unless there is a big movie being shot. >> harris: why has nomen clatture changed from unhoused to homeless people. unhoused. they are homeless and policies democrats have in place don't work. will we put in people who come across the border more recently to who is preferred? american citizens or those who aren't. i want to know where they put these people, where were the people when the president visited the border. can they stay there? what are they telling these people? it is a battle for the last rung. >> kayleigh: they were given 24 hours to pack up. >> kellyanne: in addition to what you said, half ofhe homeless reside in california. california has spent staggering $17.5 billion to combat ho homelessness and it has grown. gavin new

i want to recognize the achievements of master sergeant rudy parsons and his canine companion, callie. together, they achieved a historic milestone. callie is the first live find-search canine in the department of defense, a program sgt. parsons started. their exceptional service during natural disasters and the recent mine structure collapse has showcased their unwavering commitment to our commonwealth and its citizens. [applause] gov. beshear: i also want to commend chief warrant officer 2 kristen beard. she is an aviator with our aviation medevac unit and was a key partner in our response to the eastern kentucky flooding. she is also an officer with the lexington police department, serving as a pilot in the air support unit. chief beard's dual role is a great example of the type of soldiers that make up our national guard. thank you both for your service. we are the home of the free because of you, the brave. [applause] thank you to all our soldiers and airmen at home and those serving abroad. let's take a moment to pray for each and every one of them. thank you. those who serve in

julian nagelsmann, and the sporting director of the german national team and bayer leverkusen legend, rudir. toward the end of the match, noer for some reason. ran into someone else's penalty area to save bayern, and the guests conceded for the third time. jeremy frimpong put an end to this match. by the way, in terms of shots on target, the hosts outscored their opponents with a crushing score of 8:1. forward of borussia dortmund and the german national team nicolas fühlkruk celebrated his thirtieth birthday in a big way. before the home match with auksburg, his teammates presented him with a piece of cake right on the sideline, which inspired borussia’s best player to new achievements. in the first half, he assisted twice. at donel malin, and to restart the meeting füllkrug scored his tenth goal in the championship, summing up: 3:0, borussia victory. inter strengthened its leadership in the italian championship by defeating roma away in the twenty-fourth round. in the first half , the hosts responded to francesco ocerbe's goal with accurate shots from gianluca mancheni and stefano el-sha