david, in latefa's report, she mentioned the killing of british intelligence operatives at the king david hotel, didn't she, but what about civilians that were killed there? so of the 91 people who were killed, seventy of them worked for the british, either as intelligence operatives or or palestinians who worked for the british administration, but 41 of those were killed, the largest category were actually. palestinian arabs, so there was a significant impact there, of course, also 17 palestinian jews were killed in in the attack as well, so we you see the the way in which that the process operated, they this is a ergon splitting off from the idea of holding back working together with the hagana and indeed with with the stungan starting to directly attack the british administration, which they hadn't really done before, well richard, i mean you've been covering the history of the zinus milicias for a while now. haven't you? i mean, help us to put bomings of the king david hotel into context if you could. hi, chris and david, thanks for having me on the show. so, uh, after you had this wa

david, in report she mentioned: the killing of british intelligence operatives at the king david hotel, didn't she? but what about the civilians that were killed there? so of the 91 people who were killed uh 70 of them worked for the british uh either uh as intelligence operatives or or palestinians who worked for the british administration, but 41 of those who were killed so the largest category were actually palestinian arabs, so there was a significant impact there, of course also uh 17% palestinan jews were killed in in the attack as well, so you see the the way in which that the that process operated, they this is a urgen splitting off from the idea of holding back, working together with the hagana and indeed with with the sterng gang uh and starting to directly attack the british administration, which they hadn't really done before, well richard, i mean you've been covering the history of the zinus milicias for a while now, haven't you, i mean, help us to put the bomins of the king david hotel into context if you could. hi, chris and david, thanks for having me on the show, so uh

david, king's canyon cycling, pioneer and former pearl joins us from now. tomorrow in kenya, just after a ride, a good to have you on the program with us. um, what's your reaction to be near him? gave my ass achievement. i have the 2 different ones. uh, it's more easily go like, yeah, you know, but uh, this is, this is a good shipment for low ethic or, you know, we've been waiting for so long to get somebody who can win stages for us. and you know, being a good man is more of a sprint at. and then he can already do these things. he won digital detailed message 2 years ago and now the 20 for and so we need to have know our african writers winning the mountain stages because we have more of a, like a mountain people that may a spring does. but this is incredible, incredibly goodwill for each for give you. uh, give me uh what, what does it take to, to get to that level uh, its hello how, what can. busy appreciate and see a lot of determination. you know, you, you, you have to of a, come a lot of challenges coming all the way from the us. the guy did, they had

king david bani, the muslim residents of tiflis were not wanted. in the 10th century iranian work, the history of the expeditions of tiflis is also mentioned. according to the source of the arab historian al-fariq, in 1353 ad, during the time of king david bani , they treated the muslim population and scholars so well that they settled in the muslim neighborhoods. tafris even killing was forbidden to feel. i saw those who were praising the lord in their own way, faith and a little peace from the lost race , the beginning of the 4th century ad is the beginning of christianity in georgia, and this flag of five crosses means georgians consider themselves to be one of the first christian countries in the world , a few years ago until when that this revolution became a new thing and the unity of honorable society was disturbed by the poison of religion and religion. it didn't have much, i didn't adhere to it much because , well, people were afraid of being wanted , about religion at all. and people live very well together and not only live well together

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aboutd the land in whose land ityear is and he went back 4000 years to abraham, isaatoc, jaco, david king, david solomon. what a grounding in the ancient legitimate land that is. >> the israeliats. and then what happened todaype in washington? joe bidenen gives an address to the nation and doesn't say anything to condemn thos doee protests in washington that were far worse than anything that happened worsein charlottesville. the thing that allegedly motivated him. he sat there silencharlottt. where was kamala harris today condemning those protests that as brooke pointed out, raise a foreign flag. a palestinian flag in washington, d.c. they sit there silent. the democratic party sits there silent and all issues importans to israel. and this is a fundamental change in the american electorate. yeah, josh shapiro is proudly zionist. that's why he's going to have a difficult, difficult time fitting in in the modern day democratic national party. i am completely agree. and yeah, these are iran's useful idiots. it's embarrassing forsaid n our country. it is sad. they have no moral clarityl cla b

"the king david hotel was demolished so the british would realize that they should stay away from things like the white book. now the british should realize that their presence was no longer helpful. now they had to leave israel much faster than they entered palestine." from 1941 to 1947, war and blatch took the developments to irreversible stage. we had to make the international community understand that the world will never return to the past years. there was a time when the jews had to stabilize the land they had captured, where we could no longer hope for full and complete support of the british. if the jews had taken a step back, everything they had achieved would go down the train. i told myself that in that unpleasant and dangerous situation, the daughter of the mabovic family should play a more important role. in 1944, my dad passed away in exile and without having a homeland, and i wanted to do something astounding, keep his memory alive. my dear carpenter dad. "my first memory from him goes back to the time when we were in kieve and he boarded up the the house out of fear for t

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well, aside from the lies and fake news on massacres in gaza, here's a list, king david hotel, lavon affair, usa's liberty being the... most notable, and to anyone who thinks israel wouldn't dare kill its own citizens to further its agenda, well then there is the hannibal directive, but the ultimate prize that netanyahu is after and going for behind this false flag, if it is true is to pull iran into a war. well, that's it, thank you for watching. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. "its warships, speed boats, missiles and drones, among many items in its arsenal have caught many countries in the world by surprise, but as military experts and top brass say, this is only a tiny fraction of iran's capabilities that have been unveiled." watch for the details in this documentary here. right, good morning, my warm welcome to you, penny and your delegation, adios. the unrelated meetings and of course before that the very productive, we are comprehensive strategic partners and our partnership as a long minister, as you said

well, aside from the lies and fake news on massacres in gaza, here's the list: king david hotel, lavon affair, usa's liberty being the most notable, and to anyone who thinks israel, what? and dare kill its own citizens to further its agenda. well, then there is the hannibal directive, but the ultimate prize that netanyahu is after, and going for, behind this false flag, if it is true, is to pull iran into a war. this regime's nine months of genocide against palestinians is spilling the... lot of palestinians, but it is also hemoraging as well, badly, maybe even more than palestinian themselves. the economy is tanking. one of the dimensions of the israely economic crisis, which is deepening, is that reports came in today through here in the jerusalem post of rising inflation that continues to rise without any hope of it coming down. join us in this edition of economic divide with special guest frank wright. he's a writer and geopolitical analyst. he writes about foreign affairs on his substack at frankrite.substack.com. also joining us is lampini toma. she is a journalist and internatio

here's a list: king david hotel, lavan affair, usa's liberty being the most notable, and to anyone who thinks israel. wouldn't dare kill its own citizens to further its agenda. well, then there is the hannibal directive, but the ultimate prize that netanyahu is after and going for, behind this false flag, if it is true, is to pull iran into a war. the shiam muslims in pakistan's perchinanar district have called on the government and clashes trigger by pro taliban groups. this after militant groups stormed the shia populated. region with heavy weaponry, killing at least 44 and wonding several others. principle corresponsmi has more at least 44 shia muslims have been killed and hundreds more injured after pro taliban militant groups stormed the volatile parachina district of pakistan's northwestern tribal regions. the police say that the clashes between the local tribes started over a land dispute which then escalated. into religious and sectarian conflicts, however, terrorist groups have had a proven history of claiming responsibility for such attacks in recent years. various narratives

well, aside from the lies and fake news on massacres in gaza, here's a list, king david hotel, lavon affair, usa's liberty being the most notable, and to anyone who thinks israel wouldn't dare kill its own citizens to further its agenda, well... there is the hannibal directive, but the ultimate prize that netanyahu is after, as going for behind this false flag, if it is true, is to pull iran into a war. this past week saw the uk saying that would not proceed with this attempt to question whether the international criminal court has jurisdiction to issue rest warrants for the israely prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the minister of military affairs yov galant. the... has been described as an important step in the fight against impunity for war crimes committed in gaza, and made ongoing calls for the uk to do more to stop the genocide in the coastal enclave. said puriza has more from london. never before, in the history of the international criminal court have so many countries tried to block arrest warrants for people suspected of war crimes. not long after icc chief prosecutor.

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society's at threat, which isn't just something that roger hallam is saying, but also actually, sir david kingadviser to the government, the guy who held sir patrick vallance job before him is saying exactly the same thing. he is saying that if we continue burning oil, gas and coal, then human civilisation will not be able to continue. >> okay. all right. look, doctor. thank you . and also doctor. thank you. and also i will just point out, you know, look, we were we were hoping to have longer with you. we've been overtaken by events in leeds, i'm afraid, which i hope you understand. but thank you very much for your time this evening. and thank you for coming into the studio again. that is a just stop oil spokesperson, doctor kushnick. now, right. coming up was emily maitlis right to go after nigel farage for being in america? it is quite an astonishing interview this we're going to play you that very soon. but next. yeah we'll have all of tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you. and we are going to have a little bit more info for you on this ongoing situation that's taking place in leeds with

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carry on and some last day, a nice, the nice you get their hosting for larry king and david shudders august 3rd on d. w. the, on the show we often speak of pol, critical nature. it is for all survivors. hello and welcome. i'm sorry that got the body and you're watching equally and do. but it is our own on sustainable human activity. that is the biggest, perfect for awesome on it. so what can we, as individuals, do to save and preserve our ecosystems on today is episode, let's meet a few individuals who are dedicated to making a difference. we begin in the south of india and the town of autoland. it is an experiment, a equal village with an international community which is known for its massive reforestation initiative that started some 4 decades ago. today, a team of specialists gas for these green loans simply books that 3 doctors trying to look after each and every one of their patients. they looked like number figured out with heavy 10 souls harnesses, fuel canisters and has but rather than selling trees these men on a mission to save here in the south indians don't ship of a row

when he talked about the land and who's landed is he went 4000 years to abraham and isaac king david,. what a grounding in the ancient legitimate land that is that the israelis and then what happened today in washington. joe biden gives an address to the nation doesn't say anything to condemn the protests in washington far worse than anything that happened in charlottesville the thing that allegedly motivated him he sat there silent. can where was she condemning the protests as people were pointing out raising a palestinian flag in washington dc they sit there silent. democratic party sits there silent on issues important to israel and this is a fundamental change from the american electorate. josh shapiro is proudly zionist that's why he would have a difficult time fitting in the modern-day democratic national party. >> i agree and, yeah, these are iran's useful idiots it's embarrassing for the country it said no moral clarity we have moral clarity and congress today and that came from the prime minister of israel may be his finest moment and speech thank you both. when we come back

david king, the niece of art and luther king, says her uncle martin was a republican until the day hed. there is no -- no arguing with that. as far as biden, he was always a racist in the back. he was against busing. he was against integration in schools. this is all fact. he said once his boys will not go to a racial jungle, which is how he described going to school in those days when it was integrated. his children were little then. he also was friends until the day he died with senator byrd, who was a recruiter in the ku klux klan. he was friends with him. biden gave the eulogy for him when he was vice president. there isn't any changing of stripes for biden. he has always kept black people down. he is responsible as incentive for the present program that put blacks away for life. three strikes you're out. trump undid that. he funded anything that was racist. he was the reason they were people i got out of jail after being there wrongly for 20 years, 30 years. he pardoned any people. -- many people. he is trying not to be a segregation of any kind. he's not against immigration exce

david king, the niece of art and luther king, says her uncle martin was a republican until the day heied. there is no -- no arguing with that. as far as biden, he was always a racist in the back. he was against busing. he was against integration in schools. this is all fact. he said once his boys will not go to a racial jungle, which is how he described going to school in those days when it was integrated. his children were little then. he also was friends until the day he died with senator byrd, who was a recruiter in the ku klux klan. he was friends with him. biden gave the eulogy for him when he was vice president. there isn't any changing of stripes for biden. he has always kept black people down. he is responsible as incentive for the present program that put blacks away for life. three strikes you're out. trump undid that. he funded anything that was racist. he was the reason they were people i got out of jail after being there wrongly for 20 years, 30 years. he pardoned any people. -- many people. he is trying not to be a segregation of any kind. he's not against immigration ex

. >> dana, you got jonathan karl, jon stewart, ben jones, k pennington, david axelrod, john king, sara not belong in this race. >> you know who i quoted on thursday night after the debate was joy reid. i said i am watching her twi twitter, she just said she has never seen anything like it, but universally ever but he who was her said it was a disaster. i guess by the next morning -- and also, do you remember when joe trippi on the sandbag at the air force academy at the graduation? dear member what mika brzezinski said at the time? she blames the staff. she said "it's your job to protection from this." i guess that is just going to keep coming up. i also noticed that joe was not on today. he was rude to her last week and i wonder what -- the o thing is that you know that the white house communications team and the biden campaign team were working overtime to try to coordinate all these statements. you had bill clinton put out a statement around 5:00 which is like this long and trying to explain. then you had the humble brag from barack obama. "everyone has bad debate nights just like m

. >> dana, you got jonathan karl, jon stewart, ben jones, k pennington, david axelrod, john king, saratournament can be the next commander in chief. that's going to be more fun than these kind of attacks on mental security dominik bokk you would see in -- >> do not think there is an issue? >> i think he's great between 10:00 and 4:00. >> are you comfortable with our? >> yes. >> i'm with them, joe had one bad night, and so did the titanic and o.j. what was he, all go before that and it suddenly happened? i think they could spin it. the democratic party is a party of firsts. first black president, first female black vp, first trans health secretary. we could have the first president with dementia. it's time. put a spin on it. mika does not do herself any favors. when you watch it, it's all emotional. it is all emotional. kevin comer you are a democrat. you are scanning the subjectively. we are not raising our voices, just this guy in my opinion has dementia. i'm not screaming. i'm a little pissed off at the media and democrats for lying, but i'm not shaking. you watch her, and it's not a

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got up jimmy carter from ronald reagan in 1980 due to his post presidential work and look at the king davidccords and other things has helped carter arise a little bit meaning at least in public estimation. but i do not think it is time for biden to try to market to your fears at presidency. i think it is time for him ip is picking kamala harris to let all the delegates know if you'd like me, back her. if he doesn't do that it will be different in a few days. jesse: it sure it will be. douglas thank you so much for your expertise. >> thanks. siu cipljesse: let's bring in fs senior political analyst brit hume. so does joe biden go to the convention in chicago and give a roaring defense of his presidency? a full throated endorsement of kamala harris and does kamala want that? looks i do not know the answers that i want to clear something up about the lbj speech in 1968 withdrawn from the race it has been mentioned by several people including douglas brinkley had this very long speech. in fact he did not he had a very long speech. the reason i know this i was working the night desk at upi in c

king. the also present at election programmes, taking over from david mod in 2019 and now he is convicted criminal indecent images of children. as i said, i think those who have been watching him for years will find this news perhaps shocking and upsetting. it�*s not something many will have expected but today was the first step of what could have been a lengthy process but he pleaded guilty and now we are waiting to find out from the magistrate what happens next it might go to the crown court, where he will be sentenced but we�*re waiting for that information. if sentenced but we're waiting for that information-— information. if he was found guilty, as he has now _ information. if he was found guilty, as he has now pleaded _ information. if he was found guilty, as he has now pleaded guilty, - information. if he was found guilty, as he has now pleaded guilty, the l as he has now pleaded guilty, the reporter could face a maximum penalty of ten years in prison. what happens next in the decision—making process in the courts? he happens next in the decision-making process in the courts?— process in th

david: when god has purposes for people who work in strange ways, king david was not always the greatestuy. so i approach it with an attitude of preemptive mercy. nonetheless, it is incumbent upon the person who we hope is redeemed to confess sin. to practice penitence. to issue reparations. to offer reconciliation. so it is a rigorous process of forgiveness that has been laid out before us. so i am open to the possibility that donald trump is a different person but there is a process for re-engaging with those who have been wronged. and so i keep my ears open as to whether donald trump wants to engage in that kind of process. amna: you make us all want to be better people. geoff: pass around the collection plate. [laughs] amy: i am also struck by, tonight is a parade of people who donald trump has defeated. in primaries. we had vivek ramaswamy on the floor, we are obviously going to nikki haley and governor desantis. we will have ted cruz also who was his 2016, the last man standing between donald trump and the nomination in 2016, who was booed on this stage. i remember that quite well,

david, tonight, the investigation ongoing. and it's hard to overstate how rare this kind of attack really is here in the uk. king charles saying he and camilla are profoundly shocked, offering condolences and prayers. david? >> david: ian pannell in london. thank you. >>> tonight, israel is warning of retaliation following a deadly rocket attack by hezbollah, killing a dozen children playing soccer in the israeli-controlled golan heights. prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying israel's response will come, and it will be severe. hezbollah tonight denying the attack. >>> we are also tracking the images coming in from venezuela tonight, where the gove says nicolas maduro has been re-elected to a third six-year term, although full voting data has not been released. the u.s. and south american nations have not recognized the results. tonight, demonstrators continue to take to the streets. maduro has presided over the collapse of venezuela's economy. more than 7 million people have thread that country. >>> we turn now to paris and the summer games. team usa at the top of the meddle count, and a thrilling finish for

and that is when the segregation got mixed up at our school at kings berry. sue and davide going to leave your comments we appreciate calling in. yeah that is in cincinnati please go to their question or comments. our guest tiffany ruby patterson of vanderbilt university big. >> why did they fall out? the writing a book or a play or something that's hard to get that information. >> they did fall out and trying to remember why. i honestly do not remember. the address situation between the two of them. we went to steven from michigan in the end that wonders why zora neale hurston opposes the 1954 supreme court decision brown v board of education. tone. some african americans resented the fact the heavy emphasis on going to school with changing situations because they felt like they had succeeded without that help. i don't know that this is the case i would have to go back and look at the material. i am thinking that all black people thought the same way about the civil rights movements. we assume they are all going to embrace it but some resented it. i have heard this in my

talking for about six or so minutes cnn's dana bash is joining the panel along with john king, ashley allison, david urban, and david axelrod. >> dana, what do you make of the president's speech? well he did what he needed to do to try to come the very real anger, fear, tension that has been spreading throughout the country since what we saw yesterday, just 26 hours ago i did think it was interesting that he didn't back down from the call for continuing with the core of democracy. >> and we've seen a lot of republicans blamed him, blamed democrats for warning about the end of democracy. he's certainly didn't say that. but he talked about the tenants of democracy and the need to continue the discussion and the real debate using words and not anything else, and focusing on the the end goal, which is november and the ballot box, ashley, what do you think? >> i thought it was a good speech. >> i thought it was important i agree that i'm glad he did not back down about what is at stake in this election and democracy. that's why we have elections so that people can give a point of view. he also was able t

pieces of legislation contained in this king speech is to try and slipping down and mobilize that house of lords to try and get some of those who rented tree p as in david, sorry, haven't been, and john payne, because king charles runs down to speaking let's listen to and that's what he's saying. the as the house of commons mister speaker, the king come on this hon. high to attend immediately in the heights of pay is the fraud leading the way to the house of lords for this joint sitting of parliament to begin with a king will st. the the jo. no, we just witness that seen that you spoke about. we can see that kissed alma and the outgoing 5 minutes the she so not working together. we saw that scene. you were talking about pounding on the door by black cross. all of that to symbolize the independence of the house of commons, right? the what so, so i'm saying that seems to be some dispute about that as good may which sets up associates rules and protocol upon them. it suggests otherwise, the disease simply means of identifying black road to the close a chamber of the house of commons. but yes, i'm sorry, it is about symbolizing the independence of the comme

. >> i think it was i think david urban quoted our colleague john king. why saying toto, we're not in kennebunk for it anymore and again, that of course a reference to george hw bush who would not fit in here. >> let me, let me draw a line. it's going to make breads, headaches blurred. let me draw a line between donald trump's 2024 and barak obama, 20082 candidates. one similarity, they each have the capacity to change the composition of the electorate obama, his superpower was bringing people into politics that no one else can touch. it is the same path our, the trump has. and that was what you saw in the design. >> i don't know how trump has that power. i mean, he lost the popular with a lot of people, a lot of people voted for him that don't don't vote. >> but he's never gotten won the popular vote. he lost the election by 7 million votes in 2020. i don't know what this massive coalition is that he hasn't been every election and, he was involved in after he won in 2016 17, 18 1920, 212223 republicans lost when donald trump's influence yeah, i'll say al

. >> okay on a much more enjoyable note, there is a new king of the annual hemingway days festival in key west. >> he is david bat masterson, a 71 year old retired helicopter pilot from daytona beach. bat beat out 120 others to win this year's ernest hemingway look alike contest. it was his 10th attempt in the competition. and look at all those they all look alike. >> white elephants, i know. >> yes, they all look like ernest hemingway. in my opinion, the three day contest concluded over the weekend at sloppy joe's bar, which is iconic down there. that's where hemingway often hung out while living in key west in the 1930s. i'm a big fan of key west. i know you are as well. >> i love it, you know sloppy joe's still exists. >> it was there back in the day, but i don't think you could live stream it in the 1930s. yeah, you can now. >> although his house is still there. ernest hemingway yes it is. you can visit it. it's a museum. >> cool. >> yeah. coming up, what is being described as a hair raising encounter on the racetrack, igniting an old racing rivalry. >> and where some of the best drivers in the world did

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