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ome to office, the gdp is up, our trade deficit with china is down to the lowest level in over a decaded we're standupst chinese government unfair economic practices now. at the same time we're sta up for peace and stability across the taiwan straits. i've revitalized our partnerships with the pacific japan, south korea, the philippines pacific island , nations. before it for all this tough talk on china, it never occurred to my pres any of that. i want fair competition withonf. we are in a stronger position to ceury against china than anyone else because we are investing in america again, in american workers. let me close with this. town where a lot of working-class and middle-class workers are in america. once a manufacturing boom town until trickle economics came down in the middle class got hollowed out. six years ago my predecessor showed up withpromising, thanks0 billion manufacturing complex -- he said it would be the eighth wonder of the world. that never came true. he used that golden shovel to dig a hole and to it. thanks to the investment my mi is investing billions to build

i am proud to say i have over 300 peheart i received effort om fell on my foot.rocery store and i saw young boy, cannot have been more than six or seven. he was wearing a camouflage jacket. i found this offensive because knowing that young has ever served their country so i began screaming the stolen valor -- child. host: we will go to■0[p■ if you want to share your thoughts, let's hear from rick in iowa, retired military. caller: good morning. i've got some pictures years ago, bestervisor i ever had took me to the luxembourg cemetery. on memorial i will tell you, the over 5000 soldiers buried theree as well. just general patton is buried there as well. it struck me that it was beautiful. the crosses in marble and it was terrible at the same time, you know? i nt him over to see where the germans were burthey r from them. ■[it's -- i'm looking at the picture of that as well. they didn't have a lot money at the end of the war so from what i can see here, they buried two soldiers to a cross. on this day, i try set the remember their sacrifice. when they had to do th

going to ram money into the system and election year, fiscal money is go going to keep coming and c oming and this is what happens in election years and this year is never been anything like it and inflation pressure will stay where it is. maybe we hit the proverbial speed bump because we found out credit card spending went away. maybe going away a bit longer. liz claman, over to you. liz: a bag of degree toes and can of pabst blue ribbon is so much cheaper. austin is laughing. i'm not laughing. that's a regular tuesday night for austin. thank you very much, charles. okay, so the bulls are a little winded as we kick off the final hour of trade after notching the fourth straight win some red on the screen and dow bulls are treading on track for longest winning streak since d ecember 19th and led by boeing, am amgen, cisco and jp morgan and dow up 120 and getting it there, not one at the top of the dow and nestled into the top ten best performers is microsoft. president joe biden juicing up the tech giant's big investment in artificial intelligence during a campaign visit to racine, wiscons

flyingome om around the world. that is the equivalent of 20 million americans.mericans thn world war ii. many of these cous fighters are but of college-age in america. a strike and comparison. young israelis heeding the call of duty fighting for their families, people and homeland while the pro-hamas apologists on;t so-called elite campuses across america are in a car oxygen him of -- in a paroxysm blood lth signs saying final solution, chanting death to israel and death to america. we know what it must look like, but i want you to know those views, though given airtime by some radical limit that memrs of congress, do not reflect the views of the american people. the american people stand firmly behind you. we are seeing the majority in the body on which i served, the united states congress, fight back and turn the tide. america is firmly behind israel and the jewish pplthis goes ba's founding. in 1790, america's founding father george washington wrote a letter to the jews of newport, rhode island expressin's foundi. a devotion to religious pluralism. he wrote t

i want to do one thing and i just want to ask folkst om del f from there so we can recognize them.o you know, we can know the audience. yeah, r sure. at that's what i wanted to actually with if you can if you can tell us folks who have may have read your book or who have experience in san felipe and del rio, can you can you us about russell schools. yes. so russell schools is essentially theryone of a kind school district that existed in a borderland town in the city of del rio. in this mexican-american counity, the city of del rio, known as san felipe and this isf the people who organized established in 1929. right. as we coming into the great depression large an independent school district, the first of its kind, arguably the only kind of school system that would be organized by mexican-americans at the height of jim crow. that is, say, at a time with mexican-americans were segregated when they were disenfranchized when they were victims of environmental discrimination when they were overpoliced at mass incarcerate it. e this community in west texas in the city of del rion 19, on

supply is becoming tighter, also russian material being removed from the ome in april. in new caledonia.— new caledonia. tell us a bit more about _ new caledonia. tell us a bit more about the _ new caledonia. tell us a bit more about the impact - new caledonia. tell us a bit more about the impact this | new caledonia. tell us a bit. more about the impact this has had on companies.— more about the impact this has had on companies. new caledonia sits in a very _ had on companies. new caledonia sits in a very difficult _ sits in a very difficult position and has done some time. we saw in february glenn cor, one of the major shareholders, decided to remove itself from, or place the care and maintenance. priorto itself from, or place the care and maintenance. prior to the unrest, there's been difficulty because the operation there is high cost. that really contributes to these operations sitting at the high end of the cost curve. it was a difficult situation prior to the unrest. the french president is there now. what are you looking out for in the strip?— for in the strip?

so robin understood that this ome c internal consternation. so she calls, roone arledge, and good news is we've got the interview. clinton the bad news is white house is giving it to barbara and he exploded in anger because it was the latest. it was the straw broke the terms barbara's rivalry with diane which had made d vne was complaining about. and roone always said of turn it down, tell them we won't take it. which is, as you know, unheard of, totally unheard. you don't turn down an interview with the president because. they won't give it chosen one, you or not? that's right. that's that's not that's not the way it works.and the washington bureau, you tried to talk to said this will become a story. this will not be kept quiet. this is the refusal now, the world will know it and it will be said, turn it down and hung up. now, robin sproul, who is a friend of mine, robin, tried to think about how to explain to the white house that abc was turning down this prime presidentialview. she was still trying to figure that when roonestant called her

is at peace, lala gerdon, baby jan mohammad, has made a special day for her these years, governor ommedir rozon. a picture of hosseinieh. with the presence of her guest , she created a memory in her mind. it was cold and it was very cold and there were clouds. i remember that one day it was sunny and warm. even though this mother had been waiting for her son for almost 30 years, she seems to want a deal. to do it means to please muhammad bibi tayyaba even though faragh is the martyred president b. he has appointed him, but he hopes that he is really a servant of the people, that is, whoever comes in their place , continue their path, they are happy, now, next to the photo of his martyred son, there is another photo . where is the absence of a loved one difficult for the mothers of the martyrs who lost their loved ones , but they are still waiting for a person who will lead the path of their martyred president , mohammad ali mirzaei, sda news agency. i am the mother of shahid mohammad rezai rezaei from hazar sangar amol city. you tell us about your martyrdom. he was very kind, he was ver

was rodan in hormozgan province with a maximum temperature of 48 degrees, and the coolest place in omdaji was in chaharmahal bakhtiari with a minimum temperature of 2 degrees. among the centers of the provinces, ahvaz has the highest temperature. 43 degrees is the hottest and kurd city is the coldest center of the province with a minimum temperature of two degrees, the weather maps show that until thursday alternately in parts of the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardabil , parts of the dry khazer coasts, especially the eastern dry khazer coasts, and the heights of alborz in some hours , we expect showers and sometimes a temporary martyr's wind , while in others. for the next 3-4 days, the regions of the country will witness calm and stable weather and clear and sunny skies are predicted. but an important point that should be mentioned about the temperature situation it is true that we have the trend of temperature increase until the end of the week in the country's regions. this temperature increase will be more noticeable in many regions of the country, including in

after the panel comes out of the om, after it cools down, we break it, then we put it in this mode for the device to be programmed here. different algorithms are tested on the modules, we have temperature tests , we have humidity tests, we have pressure tests, we also have static tests. various industries replaced our imported samples with iran-made samples. in the discussion of selling products , it is honorable to say that military organizations are all buying, banks, universities, and let me tell you that social security is one of our customers. we compete with the best taiwanese brands. i'm not saying let's do it. we are better than them, but we are not less than them either. this is what has been proven in experiments. the localization of these products has resulted in saving foreign currency for the country. it is close to 1 to 2 million dollars per year depending on the range of products that we produce we can have a currency page. this company has other hardware products in its agenda. and this all-iranian motherboard is another product of this company that will come soon. will

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regardless of any other directive that the state s or the hospital has that would prevent that care om being provided. that's -- that's the work of the statute. mr. turner: justice jackson, that's not even hhs's conclusion in the state operations manual, whicth proffered on page 36 of their brief, it defines what makes a staff person available under the statute, and they say it has to -- stice sotomayor: counsel, i -- i -- this whole issue -- justice jackson: and does it say that they're not available if state law doesn't -- doesn't allow this procedure? mr. turner: it says they are available to the extent they are operating within the scope of their medical license. and ats our argument. they want to now draw it far more narrow and look only at phical availability. we agree that's a component, but ere's also a legal availability component here too. justice sotomayor:el, the problem we're having right now is that you're sort of putting preemption on its head. thwhole purpose of preemption is to say that if the at passes a law that violates federal law, theta law is no longer effective.

host: we have a posting on x om annette who says where does the police get allheeople to show up in combat show up to calls all these people to do police stand around and do nothing when one group is beating another group of otes■aters? i think that last comment she is the ucla situation where there were counter protesters and reports that the police stood by for three hours. guest: before we get into that point, i want to frame the language ad it because it is really important. they are not in combat gear. e ear with that. just like with many professions, they have personal protective equipment because we are asking bein to be in a place that is inherently dangerous based on af you just described in terms of what took place at ucla. when you have crowd dynamics and the mob mentality, there is some psychology around what the mob mentality can produce where people who may not normally act a certain way based on environmental conditions with other protesters inro change that behavior. the police officers have to be prtee trng to respond to keep the peace. that is the police's role in that mo

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the world had to endure a second ■ costly than the first.utal, before there was collective will om togethercommon purpose. the principles president wilson championed we live in today. that order is being challenged by russia's illegal unprovoked attack on the sovereign nation of ukraine defense contact group has stood together in the f of this russian aggression. it will continue to stand together to support ukraine and defend the international order. once again, i want to thank secretary austin for his leadershipn coalition of more than 50 nations in support ofkraine. thanks also to defense minister and the ukrainian delegation who joined us today and for their leadership in ukraine's armed forces. to all the nations, thank ufor f ukraine. ukraine forces are being challenged, particularly in the kharkiv region where they will defending against increased russian attacks. in recent days, russia launched a new offensive attack against kharkiv. aiming to establish a shallowern border. russia anticipates thi will divert ukrainian focus and capabilities from other critical areas. ukraine has mad

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the massacre oms just days after the international court of justice in the hague ordered israel to halt its current attack on the city for fear of mass civilian deaths. for the latest, let's get to claudio lavanga. but first, we should warn you, these pictures are upsetting. claudio, good morning. bring us up to dayton latest. >> good morning, frances. authorities in gaza now say at least 50 people have died in that horrific attack, but now the fear is that the death toll may rise even further. now the gazan authorities are saying that that was a massacre because there were many amputations, many cases of severe burns, and they say that several, if not several, many children and women were once again among the victims. now the israeli defense forces acknowledge the attack saying that they were targeting a compound full of hamas terrorists, but authorities, the palestinian authorities are saying that that was a refugee camp where displaced palestinians were just finding shelter after they were moved from other parts of gaza. now hamas has issued a statement saying that the u.s. and presi

to the state capitol today urging governor gavin newsom to reverse his% proposal to cut billions of omallace has the details. >> well, just take a look at all of the people here who came to capitol park. they say the governor's proposed budget cuts will have real-life consequences and now they're urging him to change courts. >> some 200 people making their voices loud and clear in front of the state capitol. all to urge governor gavin newsom to reconsider his proposal to cut billions of dollars from the state budget. was here say they are in newsom's plan to cut more than 18 billion dollars from state programs. he says the cuts are necessary to close a projected 27.6 billion dollar deficit. but attendees are concerned. newsom's proposal includes productions to programs designed to assist low income californians struggling to make ends meet. >> i definitely feel that these cuts would be detrimental cuddle. florida says she's very concerned about a proposed 764 million dollar cut to cow works. a state funded welfare program that gives cash aid and employment services. >> to eligible cali

om you abecause you're right.t a you hear the death to israel, death to americael. want de it's not just israel. they want death to the fre free world. so i really was very disappointed in presidentably n biden. probably not something you want to get too deeply into . >> well, look, i appreciateo. the fact that the a president biden came to us at the beginning of the war and the help that heeg of the g. but obviously, we have ae disagreement on rafah. and a disai said, look, rafah is where four of the 24 terrorists, battalions of the hamas terrorist army are. ther4rrorist e. we can't leave them there any more that the allies could leave 20% of the nazi armymy inc intact in germany with their own territory. and don't go into berlin if somebodyd do said to leave 20% of the nazi army don't go into berlin. that wouldon't be unacceptable.w it's unacceptable to us, too. so we're going in therg ine. trg we're trying to reach annd understanding with the administration. i hope werstan e but we'll do what we need to do, what we must do to sure that hamas doesn't retake gaza a

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background declofinac gave me a stomach ache, so for my stomach i now took almagel, took ames, but since omese, i now take amiprazole and it’s the same thing as ames, as amiprazole, ames. well, in general, there was one problem, now there are two. here is our program addressed to you and people like you. so, you have problems with your stomach, with your joints. german shavich, i want to start with the stomach. what irritating and dangerous things do we have in our stomachs? it is basically hydrochloric acid that is needed. to maintain an acidic environment, to start the digestion process, it means that there is acid here in the stomach, but the acid does not dissolve the stomach, why? because the gastric mucosa constantly produces mucus, which protects it from digestion. now i want to show you what happens in our stomach, because this is a divine miracle, so, here it is our stomach, the first stomach after... mucus, it’s so whitish, but the stomach cells produce hydrochloric acid, this is green - this is hydrochloric acid, it is always present in small quantities when we eat food, it is thro

parasite has been removed but the sickness likely to go on. has been removed but the sickness likely to go omd, likely to go on. yes, indeed and indeed. a _ likely to go on. yes, indeed and indeed, a slightly _ likely to go on. yes, indeed and indeed, a slightly mixed - likely to go on. yes, indeed and indeed, a slightly mixed picture j indeed, a slightly mixed picture when it comes to how far through this process we are because there is certainly the reassurance there that one source of the cryptosporidium has been successfully identified. that is reassuring public health officials but the latest official line we have from the water company is that work to rule out any other possible sources of contamination does continue. and even if they have successfully isolated wall of the sources of this cryptosporidium in the water supply, we are still being told it will be a week before the notice to boiled water will be lifted. ~ . , ., . lifted. what is the impact on health services in the _ lifted. what is the impact on health services in the area? _ lifted. what is the impact on health services i

they know how to get somebody om around her neck.t would be the end of that. i had a friend that said, you should not dispute that. thatakes y look like the toughest cookie we have ever seen. you should have let that go on. but the fact is, it never happened. it was all made up. it it was proven to be a false story. they deleted and destred a of that information. every ounce of it. we are dealing with a corrupt government. we have a corrupt country. our elections are corrupt, our borders are open, our borders be closed very soon. november 5 will be the most important day in the history of our country. now, when i say, because my people are always saying do this, do this, we are fighting for america. donaldjtrump.com. it really makes a difference. they have a lot of money the other. i don't know where they get it. nobody knows where they get it but for some reason they get money. but they are not on the sidein e our country. open borders where people are allowed to pour in from countries unknown, from places unknown? from languages we

coming in from jails and prisons, and they are coming in from mental institutions and insane asill oms, they are coming in from all over the world into our country and we have a president and a group of fascists that don't want to do anything about it because they could right now today he could stop it. but he is not. they are destroying our country. our country is in very bad shape and they are very much against me saying these things. they want to raise your taxes by four times. they want to stop you from having cars with their ridiculous mandates that make it impossible for you to afford a car. make it very possible for china to build all of our cars. it is a very serious problem that we have. we just went through one of many experiences where we had a conflicted judge. highly conflicted. never been a more conflicted judge. i'm under a gag order which nobody has ever been under. no presidential candidate has ever been under a gag order before. i'm under a gag order, a nasty one, where i have had to pay thousands of dollars in penalties and fines and was threatened with jail. think o

winter, thank you very much for coming om— many people across the uk were lucky enough to see the northern the sky lit up in purple. but as karim akhtar and sully laurent explain all was not quite as it seemed. oh, my god! so, when walked round the corner, we was actually looking up at the sky, and we thought, "wow, it's the northern lights!" when i was saw it, i was ready to cry aloud i so happy. so, we've actually gone to iceland to see the lights, and we didn't see it the whole time we was there. so, we thought, "no way, we finally seen it." "that can't be it. "like, this has to be it. "i don't know if it's meant to be looking like that." i'm thinking, "i'm not sure if the northern lights come in that colour. i'm not sure if it's meant to be that shape." that was the northern lights, yeah! so, the moment we realised, yeah, we thought, "nah, this is a prank. it has to be a prank." there's definitely a camera somewhere cos there's no way we believe that the northern... like, this hotel has never made light like this before, so why is it doing it tonight? tell �*em we've been catfished. i

injecting certain people into the market, ome other people out of the market. it is it is sort of shore of capitalism. and and so i think there's this idealization, the new deal order that that kind of enables this theory zation of neoliberalism as a narrative of decline. right. and i think that is something that historians like brant siebel and others are really productively sort of demonstrating is true. right. are kind of undermining. so, yeah, i mean, to to julie's point, i mean, neoliberal, i think it just do' oftentimes it's it as a ed, right. as this sort of frame. right. it's as a shorthand to refer to certain processes and principles that are already but are not new. you know. so the neo is not really doing the neo work that it that it should be doing right or it wa often back to tforum in dissent magazine about of term is the name of the forum and rogers kicked it off and he called neoliberalism a linguistic omnivore. you know, it gobbles everything up, right? it can be everything. it can be nothing. and the that i really returned to you again and aga

i was not entirely there on that om my own experience. mr. fletcher: i don't want to use "berate." i bet this has not been the rstime that there has been profanity in the exchange of communication between members of the government and members of the press. justice alito: whenever they write something we don't like we can write them and saywh don't we be partners on the same te? mr. fletcher:ustice alito, this is why i want to be caful. i'm acknowledging the reality that this happens anitay become a place. i'm not saying it is a good but fundenlly i'm saying the first amendment is an important protection. against actual portion. bui think it is important to police not lying. this case shows the danger of allowing parties especially parties without real direct injueso come into court and challenge these regular back-and-forths. >> from the partner's point, that does strike me as unusual. mr. fleterthat is traceable. is is not the government where the platforms were sayin w don't want to deal with you on this. you can imagine a situation where there might be our problem. you might sta

on facebook, withholding arms om an ally after congress approves the sale of the arms is an impeachable. tell me where i am wrong. before anyone makes a full of themselves, you can't -- fool of themselves, you can't. gary in sterling, virginia, republican, good morning. caller: good morning, mimi. i am an old-time repuic. that is a lot different than thes newbies. my main subject, we had a talk about plastic waste in congress this week. i thank it should be talked about more. i have a real mundane issue. a famous man once said waste not, want not. that is the way that i feel about the plastic type on the milk carton or juice jug. that is a waste of good, high-quality plastic and is an impediment to get to the product. if your fingers are what you have to get a pair of pliers to open it. host: what other things are you looking to do to reduce your carbon footprint? caller: grow my grass longer. that gives you more shape. gives you a cooler lawn. that is one of the things i do. i try not to waste water. it's totally worthless. we don't need it. it is an impediment to get to the product. i

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delay was not happening but it is happening and wall street journal is reporting and other reports c omingand it is happening, you know, president biden, he is facing a key test. he, i think he has to deliver a mandated assessment to congress on how israel is using the weapons but what we're seeing is what else is happening is. three tunnel shafts into rafah detected there and they've been doing that to bring in food, water, doctors, egypt, jordan, saudi arabia and other arab nations won't take in gaza refugees and watch this son of hamas commander saying hamas' last minute ceasefire proposal is a trap and he's talking about dangers of not removing hamas from power. watch this. >> if we don't end hamas and remove them from power like at least to remove them from power, we are going to have many other wars. >> this has been going on for decades for centuries as well and if it wasn't for joe biden, this would already be overwith. joe biden stalled israel from ending hamas as we know it. they need to strongly stand behind them and joe biden is passive activities aren't going to work. liz: got

that would reorient the us government away om great power competition.vanch. now my only complaab that national security strategy is, i think it dealt with russia and china as two similar then, then, then different. but that's a small point. he was absolutely right to go steer this in a new direction. when the president went out to announce thst it's donald trump. he hadn't sat to read it because he's donald trump and he went out and he gave a speech in ro o resemblance to the strategy that he was putting out, which the usual problem, which was that th staff work on russia and china. some of it was and the execution because the president couldn't carry through, was incredibly poor, move forward to the biden administration. they adopted a lot of that strategy. they do talk about areasation. the strategy came out before the invasionof une. they've dropped the cooperative kind of russia. ■bbut i think the overall messae ttrategies and certainly the message of new cold wars is that we are in an era now of what will probably be decadeconfrontation, that, if w

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