ralph nader had no chance of winning. and we just did a poll that we did, about ten times the size of any other polls. a poll that is a $200,000 poll. we polled 26,000 people in 50 states. and what that poll shows and every other poll that has been between me and president biden and me and president trump says the same thing. every poll. when i'm pit against president biden. just me against him, i beat him in 39 states. he only wins 11 states. i dominated the electoral college. so, and when i run against president trump, i beat him in the electoral college. the same poll and most polls these days show that president biden cannot beat president trump. >> i will jump in. your argument seems to be. >> you didn't let me finish my argument. >> we are having aback and forth. you say there is a poll you are doing so great. but you are under five states ballot and most polls don't show it that way. >> you are changing the subject, ari. the question is about whether i can be on the ballot. i'm definitely going to be on the ballot.

i was speaking of ralph nader at that point. ralph nader had, oh, no chance of winning. you know, we just did a poll, ari, that we did this about ten times the size of any other poll. it's a poll that is a $200,000 poll. we polled 26,000 people in 50 states. and what that poll shows -- and every other poll that has head-to-heads between me and president biden and me and president trump says the same thing, every poll. when i'm pit against president biden, just me against him, i beat him in 39 states. he only wins 11 states. i dominate the electoral college. when i -- so, when i run against president trump, i beat him in the electoral college. the same poll shows that president biden cannot beat president trump, not only -- you said you were going to let me finish. >> your argument e seems to be -- >> let me finish my argument. then you can carry on. >> we're having a back and forth. you're saying that hypothetically there's a poll that says you're doing so great. but you just told us you're on under five states' ballots and most polls -- >> you're changing the subject, a

my name is hassan nader ali, aka . be a city hasan nader ali, an artist who loves the city of old buildings and nature, has been painting for years. each panel in one or two hours. i work among people in the city. i try to choose subjects that i like to enjoy. well, someone who bashi sees me, he is in a good mood. he used to paint old neighborhoods, gardens, and houses that are no longer there. he wandered into the back alleys of tehran. i take a backpack and a backpack and i end up in these alleys and streets i'm going somewhere. he has passed tehran as he went to shahr ray, from jamaran and gulab dareh to lavasan and eagle, and the people of the neighborhoods have seen him, until now, i have not seen a single person pass by me without emotion. his works want to have reminders that we iranians should live in a place where iranian architecture is making us feel better. i am trying to remind you how many subjects and neighborhoods there were. recently, i saw that they were building several floors of houses there it's very beautiful, but the beauty that that old building had never again. no o

in 2017, nader's and battalions of troops to three countries, each battalion comprised of about 1,000 soldiers. it is now increasing those numbers three to five fold and take a look at this map from political of native defense spending last year, the country is nearer to russia, devote more of their gdp to defense old europe, france, germany, italy, and spain have chronically underfunded armies by comparison perhaps no country is more emblematic of the way the russian invasion is shifting focus in europe than sweden russia's invasion prompted the country to give up its 200 years of neutrality and join nader in september in advance of the acceptance of the nadir of bid it announced a 28% increase in military expenditure for 2024 adding that the country is facing the most serious security situation since the end of the second world war all europe nurtured trade and diplomatic ties to russia and saw them come to nothing when russia invaded ukraine new york could never afford that optimism now, the most vulnerable countries in nato all those closest to russia have begun to take a leadersh

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mojtaba nader tehrani, a fighter who went to the front after completing his military service to be a basij volunteer. i went to the district and said that i am a volunteer. they said yes, it was a duty . at the age of 23, he was martyred in hoor hawaizah and his body was recently exhumed. my parents , you heard the news of your son javad's martyrdom. i hope from may the news of my wedding night be happier for you. his mother says, the child always wanted to be anonymous. of course , he wanted to be anonymous. javad marasi, the same fighter who was martyred in chazaba at the age of 22 and remained anonymous until today. they drew this painting on their own, and many times the foundation wanted to take this painting. after 150 years, the british lend them the property of the people of ghana. according to the agreement , 32 works of ancient artefacts of qena were loaned to them in the british museum and qena. so that the people of qena can see them in their museums for 3 years. these works are related to the ashanti kingdom period is in west africa. the british had colonized this region

russia's invasion prompted the country to give up its 200 years of neutrality join nader in september in advance of the acceptance of the nadir of bid, it announced a 28% increase in military expenditure for 2024. adding the country is facing the most serious security situation since the end of the second world war all europe nurtured trade and diplomatic ties to russia and saw them come to nothing when russia invaded ukraine new york could never afford that optimism now, the most vulnerable countries in nato all those closest to russia have begun to take a leadership role in the block. this could change the nature of european defense and foreign policy for decades thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week, i will see you next week we're here to get your sayyed of the store affairs, bribery, croston tuition. >> why do we keep ending up here you can't write this stuff. united states of scandal with jake tapper. now streaming on max skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take kunal turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support

one day, a well meeting nader -- neighbor warns james to keep his ambitions to himself. his mother called him to the kitchen table. she looked him in the eye and grew -- told him, don't pay any attention to what that lady said. his mother said that she and his father expected and insisted that james and his brothers would push themselves to achieve more than their parents. that was her message of expectations. class of 2024, that message is as well. it won't be easy but we will help you out there. you have to put in the work to keep doing the reps. my friend and mentor colin powell addressed the graduates back in 2011 and he said, no matter what your past is, no one owes you a thing. you have to perform to get ahead. you know what? you've already proven that you are going to perform. class of 2024, you are tested. you overcame. you made it to today. you've shown in the words of your school song that you are ready to do and dare. that's the spirit of sc state. you are graduating in challenging times. divided times. so many things still bring us together as americans. our

mojtaba nader tehrani chose his own way . i am very happy that he came. i am very happy. javad marasi . my parents, did you hear the news of your son javad's martyrdom ? i hope you will be happier than the news of my wedding night . and the waiting of their families is over and the mood of the city is getting ready for the ceremony , dear babim of the radio and television news agency, it is the freemasons who formed sheikh ebrahim zanjani and the like, and condemned the sheikh to death, as it appears in the letter of a. shirji, o reza khanu. at 12996 he finds that os dole was one of the freemasons , the brother of qawam al-sultant, of course, qawam is one of the freemasons . some people have a superficial view of the coup . he investigates the coup in one day, if the coup that started on august 28 lasted until february 22, there is no solution and a bloody coup. . he was born in damavand city since his childhood in damavand, because our family is political and religious, mainly political issues were discussed at home, from the life of sheikh fazlullah nouri and his martyr

today's people, shahin farhad , the great man of iranian music, nader mashayikhi, the great man of iranian music, we talk about the music of the nations , we play the masterpieces of the world's music, which are related to our culture, and we play the experts in a way that is not too scientific. yes, it should include people in different masses, so to speak, from the floor to the queue . eloquently, it is said that people who talk about music and philosophy, mr. amir shahabi, or those who talk about books and review and introduce what books are better for people to get, even for non-specialists, to read and get acquainted with ancient culture. iranian writings until today, like mr. shahab mena, or about the history of music by mrs. nakissa hedayatzadeh, or about the subject visionary and the effects of music on the brain of dr. akhwan tawakli. we have different topics, iranian regions and ethnic groups , which are addressed, mr. sadegh chiraghi is helping me, dear ones, who are related to the main shakale row of iranian national music, row row, which is very important both verbally and obj

i got involved in the green party with ralph nader. i found myself going into politics into a different sort. i would not protest against myself or joe biden. i don't find that form of resistance usable anymore. not with the prospect of trunk. host: of the marches you've been to which one made the biggest difference? caller: they were all significant. the wto was a big event to show the power of the public and i did not expected or understand it. all they did was effective in showing against the corporate world of that sort of thing in the world bank. i was there when they arrested the puppets. the big papier-mache puppets and they shut down the warehouses where they were building giant puppets. the democratic convention, i saw lines of police and stare them down. they pushed protesters away. all of them very powerful. i have been protesting ever sense but not anything like those days. that's my experience. host: thank you for sharing. this is charlie and little rock, arkansas. what have you protested? caller: i protest of various caus

jabehe came again this time to welcome his son , istkhani came from yusuf mojtabi nader tehrani , he chose his own path, he was very happy. i hope you will be happier than the news of my wedding night. hojjatullah yousafia mansour azizpour mohammadi, jahangir bayat returned and their families are waiting it is over and the mood of the city is getting ready for the ceremony. mahbub babim, sed and sima news agency. the meteorological organization has issued an orange level warning for areas of the western and eastern provinces of the country, as well as the alborz and zagros highlands, anticipating the intensification of the rainfall system. hello , dear viewers, have a good day. in the last 24 hours , we saw very good rains in many parts of the country. the most rainfall . it was full, it was 78 mm, which led to flooding in some areas of this city. we are in many regions of the country, including in the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, zanjan , ghazvin, alborz, tehran, as well as kurdistan, kermanshah , lorestan, ilan, parts of hamedan, parts of khuzestan, parts of khora

nader faryadshiran, a football expert , is behind our communication line, and of course, mr. safiullah farkhanpour , a football legal expert. bal is behind the phone line . i say hello and polite to both of you . good night, mr. faryad chiran. we will start with you. hello, i say hello to your esteemed audience , mr. aslian and his colleague, mr. faqapour. i hope the discussions we are discussing should not cause discouragement, because we have football for which we are talking and helping to conditionally improve football. greetings and devotion to his highness and honorable mr. faryad shiran and all dear listeners, viewers and colleagues, i am at your service. please mr. faryad chiran, i raised the issue and spoke about this the problem is that the situation of our football now, considering the end of mr. azizi khadim's suspension period, raises some questions. do you have any specific information about the assembly that took place and the suspension of mr. azizi khadim until please give us an explanation here, mr. faryad . before i get into your discussion, i would like to

abbas ramezani, mojtabi nader tehrani and shahid javad morasi, as well as the body of an unknown martyr , were buried in isfahan martyrs' golestan. he said that what you learn, if you are telling the truth , do it for our country, that this country is a secret, the people of hamadan are also dead. in south khorasan, people were found with the body of a mortal martyr. the body of martyr seyyed alidin asadpour rests in zarghan city of fars province and in his hometown of aqjalo village. was buried. the people of babak city of kerman province also bid farewell to the body of an unknown martyr . yesterday, two unknown martyrs were buried in the holy mosque of jamkaran. normality of doz dam situation in khuzestan province, the managing director of khuzestan water and electricity organization said that the situation of doz dam is normal and the water flow is not at flood level, according to sadrian. it is safe and the excess water of the river is flowing. spring rains in khuzestan province. these rains increased the amount of water in hundreds of provinces by 81. the type of these rains happe

mojtaba nader tehrani chose his own path . i am very happy that he came .er, have you heard the news of your son javad's martyrdom ? i hope you are happier than the news of our wedding night . mehboob babarahim of sed and sima news agency. talebiyeh school in tabriz, which has been the center of islamic sciences education for centuries. this school has seen many professors and students during its lifetime , but it will not forget the memory of one of them. ayatollah seyyed ali ghazi tabatabai. on this side, seyyed ali ghazi in 13 but if we factor this aspect of the case , the outstanding moral aspects of asid ali agha's book of narration are also there. he tells a mystic who reaches discovery and intuition upon reaching najaf. the pious are the possessors of virtue in this world. their hearts are sad and people are safe from their bite. in this book , ayatollah ghazi's lifestyle and conduct are described and then he comes to his disciples. being a disciple of paror in such a way that several generations after him the so-called shia mysticism. continuation a

because ralph nader, a running on the reform party, picked up 97,000 votes out of over 5 million. most people think nader's votes would have gone, would have gone to gore, in which case gore would have won florida and the election. so the third party candidate, even though they don't get a lot of votes in a certain state one or another, that can make the difference. and that's what happened in florida. and some people think that could make the difference this time around. that's why people are watching so closely. rfc where he gets on the ballot, what kinds of votes? he gets more proof that every vote counts. i'll never forget that recount. i think i was at high school and it seemed to go on and on, didn't it? yep. all right. larry as always, thanks for talking to us this morning. great to see you. 751 right now up next we have a quick look at the top stories we're following, including that breaking news out of usc early this morning where the pro-palestinian student encampment was cleared. how police say protesters respondde morning, including that breaking news out of southern c

will rain scatteredly in the areas towards the northeast of the country, now in places like kalat nader, sarkhas, and torbat jam, then by tomorrow morning, these waters will disappear, while from the northwest, that is, from the provinces of azerbaijan west of east azerbaijan, in the same way in ardabil, with the breakthrough of a new wave , we should expect the beginning of rain, the most instabilities caused by this system. in the northern part of these provinces that i mentioned, it will appear and at least up to 72 levels, especially in the afternoon, showers can be visible with wind blowing in the northern third of the country. it is possible, because there is a possibility of rain, so we ask the nomads to stop climbing in the next two or three days, on the other hand, with the 120-day winds in the eastern belt. in south khorasan as well as in north sistan baluchistan, the wind speed will reach its peak from tomorrow friday night until monday morning. if you are a farmer, you are from yazd and many other places in the province. it is midnight tonight at 23:10 tomorrow's morning cal

this series , directed by hamid reza lovafi and played by nader fallah , maryam kaviani and aliram nouraei , is the story of an iranian scientist who conducts research in the field of satellite missiles and is threatened by aliens along the way. i will face it to observe it to prove whether they will fight or not . there are various stories about why this clean and beautiful region of kabiri was called khor. every week from saturday to wednesday at 17:00 on the documentary network , it will be broadcast again at 8:00 a.m. the next day. . which the locals call it darya. investigating the historical, natural and cultural characteristics of the people of the villages of south khorasan province is the subject of this collection. waves waves of doubt waves of doubt sunday and tuesday every week at 4:00 p.m., it will be broadcast on the radio. waves of doubt program tries to uncover behind the scenes of foreign media's performance by analyzing techniques and tactics . and in a way, open and reveal the hands of foreign media to the audience. this program examines the nature and behind the scenes

single theme, and that is the children of gaza and the voice of ba let's hear the jamonde of the late nader talebzadeh on the second anniversary of his death and in the days when the voices of support for quds arise from american universities. the fact that the west cannot tolerate the criticism of israel has even reached the white house today. he does not dare to have a small criticism of israel in the us congress, isn't this strange in a country that claims freedom. until the next part. in the name of god, i say hello to you , dear viewers, have a good friday morning. currently , we are witnessing the activity of the barehzai system throughout the country, in the entire western half of the country, as well as the eastern half of the country. you can see the cloud cover from the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, kurdistan , kermanshah, lorestan, ilam, hamadan, khuzestan, also areas of gila, parts of south khorasan and chaharmahal bakhtiari. and electricity has been installed, we predict that for today we will continue to witness the activity of the yerkzara system at the level

i am hassan nader ali. the nickname of the city painter has been painting for years. each painting takes one or two hours. i try to choose subjects that i myself like and enjoy. well, whoever sees my painting should feel good. paintings of the old neighborhoods of gardens and houses. which is no longer , i wandered through the alleys of tehran, i take my bag and my backpack and i find myself in these alleys and streets . i finally reach a place and start painting . i spent a lot of time in odlajan and sangalaj neighborhoods of tehran . who has been to the city of ray, from jamaran and gulab dara to lavasan and o gol and derke, the people of the neighborhoods have seen him, so far i have not seen a single person who felt like passing by me, he is attractive to all of them and i enjoy his works . reminders, we iranians have to live somewhere let's live because iranian architecture is making us feel better. i'm trying to remind you how many subjects and neighborhoods there were . you went and painted it, but later there was no trace of it. it's been a long time. the beau

abbas ramezani , mojtabi nader tehrani, javad marasi and an unknown martyr were buried. in south khorasan, the newly discussed martyr mohammadi fani was buried on the shoulders of the people. in your dry lips , we became ali akbar. in province in khuzestan, the people in dezful cities of ahvaz prepared the bodies of martyrs mansour pouraziz pourmohammadi and martyr gholam ali ashiri after nearly 40 years of immortality. became this evening , people will bury the body of the newly-discovered martyr seyyed alauddin asadpour in zarghan, fars province . silasa rains caused damages in some parts of the country. in the province of south khorasan , the taghian river and flood blocked several main and secondary roads. due to the intensity of rains in from this the province, including the city of tabas, was flooded with residential houses. in west azarbaijan province , red crescent rescuers rescued seven khoi residents who were trapped in flood areas and high altitudes. in some areas of ilam and cities of khuzestan, the rains caused the roads to flood and water to enter the citiz

either abbas moghadam or nobody, ramtin khodapanahi and nader fallah are actors. the main part of this drama is a mystery about aerospace knowledge . i say you lied. amir hossein sediq, khosr shahr , sapid khodavardi, maryam kavian, nilofar shahidi, aliram nouraei, ayoub agha khani and bahram ebrahimi are also among the other actors of this series. a minute from one tv channel is broadcast. neda hosseini, radio and television news agency. the short news of this section includes news from the documentary raaya karmania, nafsan program, equipping cima's mobile units and an iranian tv movie of the third class b. this time i will travel to the southeast of iran. to the great heart my destination is the most extensive province of iran. the dreamy documentary karmania will be rebroadcast on wednesdays at 10:00 pm on the documentary network at 3:00 pm the next day. knowledge of the nature of ancient places, anthropology and music of kerman province is the subject of this collection. a series of short and long documentaries on the topic of current events in the world poli

seyyed nader hashemi, who is in charge of organizing this ceremony, said: the purpose of this ceremony is to familiarize with the quran and to be aware of religious concepts for young people. afghanistan's national and international carpets said in this ceremony that the education and learning of quranic concepts is growing in this country, and long-term programs have been developed for youth and teenagers to strengthen and promote quranic culture. exhibition of women's handicrafts in jawz jan province, afghanistan. held. in this exhibition, afghan women displayed their handicrafts and arts for sale. holding an exhibition of women's handicrafts in jawzjan province, afghanistan. these afghan women have exhibited their products in four sections: embroidery, carving, sewing and baking. 6 sh as we have advanced this field, we want to be supported again. our dear core, our dear mothers , is the core that should progress in the society. also , the programs that are held, for example, the exhibitions, these have a great impact on us being self -sufficient, that is, we ourselves, that is, we a

different parts were examined, according to the potentials in the area of ​​nader border wall or the and zahk, the start of drilling wells was on the agenda. fortunately, the water supply jihad project in sistan baluchistan province is being carried out quickly. in all sectors, in khairin and jihad water supply and water supply complexes we have about 41 villages with we put into operation a credit amounting to 100 billion tomans and 148 thousand people benefited from sustainable and healthy water. the ministry of energy is affiliated for the first time for the provision of sanitary drinking water in sistan and zahedan with the implementation of the sistan water supply community project. it cut off the region's drinking water to sources outside the land. we are for all areas whose water supply is affected by manab. we should provide the people with internal resources , no matter what we do , there is no alternative or substitute for the hirmand title, the hirmand title is our right, it is the right of the islamic republic, it is the right of the people of sistan baluchistan, and this

according to the existing potentials in the area of ​​mil nader, the border wall, or parian common andtart of well drilling operations was on the agenda. they are bringing water to our house and laying pipes. he has done the plumbing of the village. jihad qabarestani plan in the province fortunately, sistan baluchistan is being done quickly in all sectors in the sector. khairin and jihad water supply and water supply complexes that we have put about 41 villages into operation with a credit amounting to 1100 billion tomans and 148 thousand people benefited from stable and healthy water. the ministry of energy , for the provision of sanitary drinking water in sistan and zahedan, by implementing the sistan water supply community project, for the first time, will depend on sources outside of the region's brackish water. the land cut off for all the areas whose water supply was affected by the water sources received from aqaba hirman and chaanimeha, that is, five the city of sistan and also the zone of zahedan, where there are more than one million people , we should supply water to them re

the people of isfahan cleaned and buried the bodies of martyrs abbas ramezani, mojtaba nader tehrani and javad morasi and an unknown martyr. people in the cities of ahvaz, desful, also dissected the bodies of the martyrs mansour pouraziz pourmohammadi and gholam ali ashiri. may you be in the footsteps of the imams of our time. our prayer is that palestine will be victorious with the song of god . they owe our lives to our martyrs and we should follow their example. all of them should raise their hands . as a culture , i have this message to the martyrs that as long as we live , we will raise students who will be on your path and in your line, and we will always consider your blood as a pass. we have martyrs who sacrificed their lives for us. in mashhad, the body of the recently discussed martyr, majid, is in the square. khorasan in the south, people buried the dead body of martyr mohammad mahdi fani. martyrs mohammad ranjnoush and mohammad reza kasaban were also buried in hamedan and alborz provinces. in the south of tehran, the people of the city of ray visited the sadeghion large g

he came from yusuf mojtabi nader tehrani. he chose his own way.m very happy that javad came to the funeral of my parents . you heard the news of your son javad's martyrdom. i hope you are happier than the news of my wedding night. azizpour mohammad jahangir bayat returned and their families' wait was over the city is preparing for tashiril. mehboob babarahim, sed and sima news agency. rohanshad, more news , increasing the exhibition space and the number of publishers in the book fair. the 35th vice president of tehran international book fair said: the exhibition space of this period has increased and the number of books. motaghazi publishers have increased by 50% to 3,000 publishers, according to mr. ramezani, the selection of the book fair marks the final stages. the book fair will be held from may 19 to 29 in masleh, tehran. this year, the space of the exhibition has expanded to about 140,000 meters, which is almost 20,000 meters from last year there is more collection of publishers. a university is present in a bigger environment and it is hope

biden, and the democrats, i have been a long supporter of 3rd party candidates. indeed i was ralph nader speech rider. he knows that i and a dentist is running as an independent dentist and the interview was critical of both of the parties. and so that episode was removed and then i was in my show was immediately terminated. but this was part of the diminishing space within the news industry member or a decade ago on myself, matt t r i e b, glen remote, we were main street we. we have voices within the main street, and that's all been shut down for you when you have wealthy donors controlling new sites. this is true. and so on. it's which was founded by david talbot and its inception, was very good alternator in other sites. and then they essentially destroy, i would call it any kind of journalistic integrity. in fact, the voices of people like dennis, it's important that we give a platform to the voices, those voices because of the legacy media, commercial media blocks them out. they, they have no platform at all, so that's what happened. i'll reconstituted and it won't be, it'll just b

they'll still tell you that. 2000, it was ralph nader's 2% or 3% that beat al gore. he would have been president had ralph nader not taken those couple percentage points from him. 2016, of course, it was jill stein, the green party candidate, that took enough votes from hillary clinton. just think about this. but for ralph nader and jill stein, there would not have been a republican in the white house over the past 32 years. but for ralph nader and jill stein, the last republican victory for president of the united states would have been in 1988. >> right. >> wow. >> yeah. you can't be for democracy only when your will prevails. we'll stipulate that they can run. these are the rules of the road. >> of course. >> but the voters, however, have an obligation to weigh reality, right? it's not just -- this connects with what we were talking about. this isn't a reality show. it's not laser tag. it's not, you know, political call of duty. you know, this is reality. the way the american system has developed is we have two big choices in the country. it is a duopoly. there ar

and i don't say that with any relish, but i think that's true. ralph nader said that, um, over a month ago, maybe even 2 months ago, he was estimating 200000 dead cuz there's not really those on my boggling numbers that, that made. meantime it, it's be nice be in a analysed by a number of officials to as more rubble in gaza. then there is in ukraine when it comes to this report that it's going to be essentially united nations. i thought it was go, you think they'll be any, a consequences for israel as well. i'd like to believe there's going to be obviously the security council's a dead end because of the united states. i think you can count on it be towing any decision by the security council that would exact any real measures to stop this get side. i think the only hope in some folks have been advocating for this. the only hope is for the un to utilize something called uniting for peace in which the general assembly could bow to united for peace. and this genocide essentially circumventing the security council. and that can be done in the case of agreed use, you know, war crimes, crim

special court nader for lebanon from -- special coordinator for lebanon. i want to make sure the audience knows you all have the ability to pose questions. you should have question cards with you that will be collected. yes, robert in the back has question cards. just signal and we will make sure you get one. those who are joining us online, you can use the chat box to pose your questions. we want to make sure we have time for that at the very end. with that, sigrid, let me dive right in. the situation in gaza was already quite dire in december when the un security council resolution passed creating your position. since then, several u.n. agencies are warning about the prospect of imminent famine. can you describe for us the scope and the scale of humanitarian need in gaza? and more broadly, how would you frame this overarching problem set of the humanitarian challenges that are posed in the gaza conflict arena? ms. kaag: thank you. the first one is hard to summarize, but i would start to say the situation is catastrophic. all civilians are deeply affected

we had the senior un court nader with us, who is playing in his role, along with many un agencies, so need in gaza, it needs to be accelerated, it needs to be sustained, and as we focus on all of the necessary inputs, the number of trucks, what matters the most is the impact. and we are focused on measuring that, making sure the people are actually getting what they need, that it's being delivered to them. one of the remaining challenges is making sure that when assistance gets through, it can be effectively distributed within the gaza, and we have to make sure that it's not interfered with or impeded by hamas. so these are remaining challenges and there are a number of others. particular making sure that we have effective de—conflicted and coronation with the humanitarians. it's been a significant improvement there as well. but it has to, we have to make sure that's happening right down to the unit level, so that everyone in the chain knows when shipment moving through a gaza, and it can make its way through efficiently, effectively and get his way through to people who need it. ther

this point, since ross perot in 1,990 60s polling higher than ralph nader wasn't 2000 at any point. he's pulling higher than gary johnson some was at any point in the 2016 campaign, this guy, although he may not win, is a real threat to take a substantial portion of the vote and that is part of the reason why you see donald trump saying what he's saying right? and in the swing states where the margins in the last two elections, presidential elections have been so time hi, one exactly. i don't have to tell you the data guy that, but so very small when you have someone pulling that high or pulling that sort of support, that's a real thing. >> it's absolutely a real thing. you speak about those swing states, right? you talk about wisconsin decided by what, 0.63 percentage points last time around you talk about georgia, 0.24 percentage points. you talk about arizona, 0.31 percentage points. if you're a polling let's say 13% on average you are pulling a very substantial chunk of the vote. and of course the question is jessica, who is rfk pulling more support from earlier on democrats sto

the people who vote for ralph nader and vote, but for cornell west and really want to see the democraticarty lose it's because they have this idea that if you get donald trump in, that'll create a revolutionary situation. and then, then eventually the red banners will fly and they will win. and it's not a really smart plan, but it's the the only one that god, meanwhile, the boats that are going to put president biden over the top or not are coming from disaffected republicans, the people who voted for nikki haley, even after she dropped out that's the mother lode of gadigal boats in this country. >> and i look, i think broadly speaking for her to attack joe biden this way probably helps him politically. i think the majority of voters means to david's point, the majority of voters he's trying to win over, frankly, the majority of voters in this country are broadly speaking supportive of israel. want to see us standby, our ally there. and i think if, if someone who is representing the farthest left of the party, the most kind of vocal, aggressive we would take joe biden down even if that m

in those areas were nader was not prepared to act as an organization, make no mistake, everything wasdone for decades, exercising and training was vital for the performance of paramilitaries. without together. another example, i spent a lot of time working with both and it's remarkable. what's remarkable is how quickly those two countries partly members and we applied at the same time in may of 2022 look at the shortest lapse of time but as of last month, and smell a member. ministry of defense month they make their countries more interoperable to make mark aware of what made our best and look at the old mets and work and receive the benefits i hope students me audience income for role-play have to play" an american mark bring, it's fitting closed by remembering a little-known european expert, sir mick jagger athletic i think of him because interest organization, some think he's saying you can't always get what you want but if you try real hard, he might get what you need. please join me in thanking the panel.

what he had to say if you want to play with that fire, you better own you better own that fire like nader, like, hey, congratulations dude, if you are willing to watch go away or to actually vote for someone else, you are going to throw your vote away and you are on the trump train. >> and you better watch out for back where it's talking to democratic voters who would otherwise support president biden, except for this issue in his, is he right i'm going to take the fetterman style right now. >> i'm talking to a lot people what i'm hoping is, you know, i bet with some of my black ministers, i've met with a lot as a faith-based groups. we need to have a lot of discussions. there are a lot of raw feelings and i mean raw feelings. i do talk to everybody. i don't sleep at night. >> the jewish communities hurting they here age, i mean, last sunday night, there was a parade through downtown an arbor and i had members of the jewish community on the phone crying, telling me these people wanted to kill him. >> i was on with leaders of the american community and they say that word doesn't mean that

we saw this in 2000 with ralph nader. if you're talking about our conduct, war, the environment president core would have been so incredibly different for our country than george w. bush. i would exhort you to look at the choice because there is a huge difference in trump in the way he would destroy alliances around the world. he would hand eastern europe to vladimir putin. you're talking about conflicts around the world there is a huge difference between trump and biden but we have one president building alliances to keep our country safe. i hope you respectfully, reconsider. host: this is from melina and illinois. -- in illinois. caller: this representative is highly partisan and will be disappointed when donald trump is our next president. this is the kind of person that even the sham jury in new york should not let on the jury because he will always vote one way and i feel very sorry for his constituents because he only represents the sham. his sulfate, is all marxist. he is a babbling fool. our next president is dona

so, it is important and obviously 2000 jill stein, ralph nader, democrats still haven't gotten over thatwas a different political environment. you know, this is in 2000 and it's not 1968 or 1974, for that matter. >> i do want to ask you this, though, for those folks who are on the fence, we're talking about the black voters who were starting to support trump, the, the, the younger voters. is there a way for him to turn it around, or is this biden's area to go in and get those voters? >> i mean, african american male voters voted, 90% with joe biden in 2020, 94% of african american women, voted for joe biden. those are really high numbers. but if donald trump is able to get those numbers down to, say, 80, 85, and the latinx voters, if he gets latinos and latinas, democrats need two out of three. and if trump can cut into that, so he needs to lose just a few, or gain just a few. if you want to think of it that way. and he is in a place where he can push joe biden, he's going to continue to do that. that's not the maga base, but now he's going to have the money to do it, and that is in the

we saw ralph nader got 1% of the vote in 2000 and changed florida. it takes for rfk is to day one day. that could be the difference. i'm also watching young african american men in states like georgia, north carolina, the latino vote in states like arizona and nevada and the union vote in philadelphia and pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin because these blocks are going to decide who wins and who loses, and they're absolutely shifting right now. trump's weakness is middle age, middle income suburban women who really don't want to see him back, and so you've got that balance going on right now. >> interesting you mentioned the union vote because both of these candidates are vying for the union vote. this is a different sort of race than we've seen in the past. biden says he's the most pro-union voter ever, but former president trump. he showed up on the picket lines in michigan. >> you raised the most fascinating point. the union leadership is lined up, almost all of them are be behind. we have never had the confidence where the leadership is one w

caller: you played congressman nader, and i am disappointed at the process that we continue to have people elected into office with their own personal agendas, and this is using too much old rhetoric that has nothing to do with this. first and foremost, american politics, why are we even so invested in this? israel, palestine, this or that, needs to be handled there. we do not need to put ourselves in everybody's war. we are spending trillions of dollars all around the world, and it is not helping the american economy. with the kids on campus, it is free-speech.however they choose to regulate that situation on the campus, i think the colleges can handle that. it does not need to be elevated. but it only becomes news because the same people -- host: i apologize, you are fading in and out, but we got the main point of yours as you are driving along. thank you for calling. the washington post this morning gives you a map, looking at some of the points of demonstrations that are taking place on campuses across the united states, the presence of a dark circle around it saying that there is a po

i got involved in the green party with ralph nader. i found myself going into politics into a different sort. i would not protest against myself or joe biden. i don't find that form of resistance usable anymore. not with the prospect of trunk. host: of the marches you've been to which one made the biggest difference? caller: they were all significant. the wto was a big event to show the power of the public and i did not expected or understand it. all they did was effective in showing against the corporate world of that sort of thing in the world bank. i was there when they arrested the puppets. the big papier-mache puppets and they shut down the warehouses where they were building giant puppets. the democratic convention, i saw lines of police and stare them down. they pushed protesters away. all of them very powerful. i have been protesting ever sense but not anything like those days. that's my experience. host: thank you for sharing. this is charlie and little rock, arkansas. what have you protested? caller: i protest of various caus