i mean, really filthy and and he would he say, i want mrs. smith send for mrs. smith. she was in washington dc by this time running a boarding house. this was after died and dickey gets involved because thad junior went to dickey and said, get mrs. smith and. and dickey says, you know, i remember that when she first came to lancaster, fattiest even told everybody in their circles, when you talk to her, this is a black woman, when you talk to her, you call her mrs. smith. you don't call her by her first name. she ain't lydia to you. and and dickey when when he when he sent for her, he would just refer as smith. he said, sir smith should fix him up and send him off that night. meaning, dear gettysburg. oh yeah. we have some. other 20th century haters. woodrow wilson who said the -- were exalted. how they doing on time were exalted. the states from his governance included in their name until the whites who real citi got control again. he actually screened the birth the nation at the white house this horrific celebrating the ku klux klan. and how did they manage to work th

mr. smith. so you kind of fight in the show for somewhere. so we have here the formula, one style steering wheel, disassembled, divided steering wheel. normally it's close but still have to cross style on the car, which remember and mr. schmidt, we opened the steering wheel and also you have good feelings to the dashboard for the bottom floor in the front. we use especially all the medium sandwich. it's a honey pump. sandwich comes also from germany. and normally this used in aircraft and, and so for your it's, it's really liked, right in fairly steve. so when you enter the car, i'm not seeing nothing knocks or something because it's very fairly steve. so it's a challenge to made the body to fit the basements, because basis comes from, from the basics code and just see there's a way for inside. so it's not, it's not the flight diesel. like, it was on the, on the generative research from it. but the solution is good, then we have only to buy and 2nd basement for each car and then, and then that's a and that's the heat lim. it has a window like

mr. smith's house and he told me to, you know, get the hell out. and he hit me over the head with his pistol and and so it really took two or three it took over two years to stamp this out completely with. you know, military officials and, officials, the freedman's bureau and judges sympathetic judges and others working really finally stamp this out. so so, of course, we see the advent reconstruction and its 12 years later and the compromise of 1876 we see the advent of jim crow laws in the south which were essentially state laws that deprived african-americans of the rights that they had been guaranteed under the 14th amendment. we see, of course, the you know, the advent, the civil rights movement, certainly in the 20th century. and it's not. until 1964 that the federal civil rights rights law was signed 100 years, 99 years after the after appomattox. and, you know, many of us were living at that time. and it just really sort of astonishing when you think about the chronology and really how l

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medical malpractice are demanding accountability reporters this weekend on dw the, the legendary mr. smith could be in, in the hall. i is back ask him out of the thing of it to him and ex path living in the south of spain realized his dream of bringing back to like the fantastic revealed vehicle with both the combustion hands and the electric session and the feeling to drive it to see out for tennessee, it's house call holly for the plan and so go into the car. the cockpit is like a, a plane to open sides. right. so the cookie load seats behind pilot. so it's a little airplane on the wrote the caffeine in the hall that was originally developed in germany by put send in 1948. he joined forces in 1952 with billy mister schmidt. a year later, the eccentric creation was presented to the public and 1956, mister smith were allowed to make plains again and soon lost interest in the convenience of other projects. they sold the woods to send to setup with a combo the code slots, like one machine involving fun, by the end of the production run in 1964. and this will move in for 2000 mess. estimate m

of a response for netanyahu and his minister. of military affairs in that um resignation letter, mr. smith describes himself as an expert in armed sales policy that he was lead pen holder and author of the central assessment governing the legality of uk arms sales in the middle east and north africa, that is very important, of course this these are people who give the government advice on whether or not international humanitarian law is being violated by the recipient. nation of uk arms sales, um, he is not in that position anymore, but based on what he said, and i quote, to export arms to any nation, the uk must be satisfied that the recipient has a in place, robust procedures to avoid civilian casualties and to minimize um the risk to civilian life, it's impossible, he says, to argue israel is doing that, and that is what the... millions of people around the world and the hundreds of thousands of people here have been saying over the past 11 months campaigners such as the campaigns against the arms trade agreeing with the same same thing that the uk weaponry is being used by israel right

weekend and by sunday evening and and today it was all over uh the place in that um resignation letter mr. smith describes himself as an expert in armed sales policy that he was lead pen holder and author of the central assessment governing the legality of uk arms sales. in the middle east and north africa directorate, that is very important, of course this these are people who give the government advice on whether or not international humanitarian law is being... vihilated by the recipient nation of uk armed sales, um, he is not in that position anymore, but based on what he said, and i quote, to export arms to any nation, the uk must be satisfied that the recipient has it in place, robust procedures to avoid civilian casualties and to minimize the risk to civilian life, it's impossible, he says, to argue israel is doing that, and that's it for your latest here on press tv, everyone thanks for joining in and bye-bye for now, the rights to discover, excavate, refine and export oil, belongs exclusively to britain. they were plundering iran's vast oil reserves. the 70-year-old politician from ahma

weekend and by sunday evening and and today. was all over uh the place, in that um resignation letter, mr. smith described himself as an expert in arms sales policy that he was lead pen holder and author of the central assessment governing the legality of uk arms sales in the middle east and north africa directorate. that is very important, of course, this these are people who give the government advice on whether or not international humanitarian law is being v' lated by the recipient nation of uk armed sales, um, he is not in that position anymore, but based on what he said, and i quote, to export arms to any nation, the uk must be satisfied that the recipient has a in place, robust procedures to avoid civilian casualties and to minimize the risk to civilian life. it's impossible, he says, to argue israel is doing that. and with said's report, it brings us to the end of this world news bulletin, that's it for me, thanks so much for staying with us at press tv. in a world of shifting alliances and military strategies discover the untold story of iran's journey from dependence to. self-sufficien

by sunday evening and and today it was... all over uh the place, in that um resignation letter, mr. smith describes himself as an expert in arms sales policy, that he was lead pen holder and author of the central assessment governing the legality of uk arm sales in the middle east and north africa directorate. that is very important, of course, this these are people who give the government advice on whether or not international humanitarian law is being violate. by the recipient nation of uk armed sales, um, he is not in that position anymore, but based on what he said, and i quote, to export arms to any nation, the uk must be satisfied that the recipient has a in place, robust procedures to avoid civilian casualties and to minimize the risk to civilian life. it's impossible, he says, to argue israel is doing that. members of newly appointed yemani government to visited the office of hamas in sana. during that visit yemani officials reafirmed country's continued support for palestine and resistance amid israel's gaza genocide. abdullatif alwa shadi has your details from sona. just days af

mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford.r. lee. mr. lujan. the clerk: ms. lummis. mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. mr. merkley. mr. moran. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. the clerk: mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. vote: the presid the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- durbin, ossoff, padilla, peters, reed, rosen, schatz, sinema, stabenow, tillis, and welch. senators voting in the negative -- barrasso, blackburn, cotton, cramer, daines, and hyde-smith. the clerk: ms. hirono, aye. the clerk: mr. johnson, no. ms. murkowski, aye. the

and by sunday evening and and today, it was all over uh the place. in that um resignation letter, mr. smith describes himself as an expert in armed sales policy, that he was lead pen holder and author of the central assessment governing the legality of uk armed sales in the middle east and north africa directorate. that is very important, of course, this these are the people who give the government advice on whether or not international humanitarian law is... being violated by the recipient nation of uk armed sales, um, he is not in that position anymore, but based on what he said, and i quote, to export arms to any nation, the uk must be satisfied that the recipient has a in place, robust procedures to avoid civilian casualties and to minimize um the risk to civilian life, it's impossible, he says, to argue israel is doing that, that's right for your latest here on press tv everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. the netherlands, the hague near the sorflet national park, peace palace. most important case of the court was dealing with humanitarian disaster between the eastern pa

butjudge aileen cannon dismissed the case, ruling mr smith himself was unlawfully appointed to overseecorrespondent peter bowes. this seems to now have new life potentially. walk us through this move by jack potentially. walk us through this move byjack smith and how significant this will be? hera significant this will be? new life in a case _ significant this will be? new life in a case that _ significant this will be? new life in a case that really - life in a case that really started just over two years ago now is when the fbi executed a search warrant at mar—a—lago, donald trump's home in florida that led to these 31 charges against the former president. we saw the pictures, the allegations that dozens and dozens of boxes of top—secret classified documents, government documents had been found at his home on a stage enable room, in a storage area in a room just outside a shower and the charges, 31 of them related to alleged wilful retention of national defence information. donald trump said he was not guilty of those charges, had the case gone ahead and he had been found guilty, he

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. >> mr. smith has to accommodate his indictment to that case, and there's two elements to it.ne is the acts themselves, and of course, the other is what evidence can be used. he's properly taken out the communication with jeff clark. the court said specifically that that could not be used as evidence. >> the trump pleaded not guilty to the original charges last august. >> former president trump said today he will take part in the abc news debate with kamala harris. there were some indications he might back out. there is one question that remains unsettled, and that is whether the microphones will be muted when the candidates aren't speaking. trump has said he'd like it on, but his team wants it off. the harris campaign has said it wants the mics on. you can watch the abc news presidential debate tuesday, september 10th right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5 p.m. the debate begins at six. >> coming up here, a wedding day disaster avoided. we first showed you the saga last week. now a local bay area bridal store is stepping in to save the big day. >> plus, an invasive

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. >> mr. smith has to accommodate his indictment to that case, and there's two elements to it. one is the acts themselves, and of course, the other is what evidence can be used. he's properly taken out the communication with jeff clark. the court said specifically that that could not be used as evidence. >> the trump pleaded not guilty to the original charges last august. >> former president trump said today he will take part in the abc news debate with kamala harris. there were some indications he might back out. there is one question that remains unsettled, and that is whether the microphones will be muted when the candidates aren't speaking. trump has said he'd like it on, but his team wants it off. the harris campaign has said it wants the mics on. you can watch the abc news presidential debate tuesday, september 10th right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5 p.m. the debate begins at six. >> coming up here, a wedding day disaster avoided. we first showed you the saga last week. now a local bay area bridal store is stepping in to save the big day. >> plus, an invasi

the filing today comes after mr. smithnted the case to a second grand jury which had not heard the matter. this stems from doj insistence the former president took unlawful effort seeking to dispute the 2020 election. the indictment is 10 pages shorter than the original, to respect and implement the supreme court's holdings. smith removed attorney jeff clark's name as co-conspirator. supreme court determined mr. trump's interaction with his own doj represented official acts and were protected by presidential immunity. bottom line, this will not be resolved before november's election. there is another thing, i think people are not talking about, the january 6 committee setup from the get-up termed by a former trump official repeatedly and unlawful ly attempted to pierce to attack the former president. should garner the attention of the d.c. bar. whether or not that happens is anyone's guess i think it's something worth considering, judge. >> judge jeanine: indeed. kevin corke, thank you so much. and while the left is doing

in a written notice to the court mr. smith said the diet was filed by a new grand jury that had not precisely heard evidence in the case and that it reflects the government's efforts to respect and implement the supreme court's holdings and remand instructions. >> if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage, you can find it any time online at c-span.org. videos of key hearings, detectives and other events. these points of interest markers appear on the right-hand side of your screen when you hit play on select videos. this timeline makes it easy to quickly get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. scroll throw and spend a few minutes on c-span's points of interest. >> friday night, watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, a weekly round-up of c-span's campaign coverage to discover what the candidates across the country are saying to voters. along with first-hand accounts from political reporters, fundraising data and campaign ads. friday night at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org or download as a podc

and her engush left to say, mrs. smith and her english class? what is extremist? immigration that's just a popular view? could it be something about net zero? that, again, is a popular view , again, is a popular view, something that mrs. smith doesn't approve of . doesn't approve of. >> that's definitely a danger. i think the other danger is that when you've seen things like sex and relationships, education or kind of anti—racism education in schools as well, it often gets farmed out to third party organisations. there's a big scandal, actually, at the beginning of last year where the department for education had to intervene to say that it was wrong for these companies to say that they couldn't release sex and education materials to parents who were concerned about its content for commercial reasons. so there's a kind of thriving sector of this kind of thing. but again, we don't necessarily know what organisations will be supplying this materials, what political or personal biases might feed in to what it is that they're doing. and i think if we're, you know, con

it's almost as if he were taken out of a frank capra movie, little black and white, mr. smith goes to washington you you talked about his past, about being a teacher, a coach, national guard he comes off as a regular guy very likable it's a lot of curb appeal. and one of the things that people say about him is that he's very authentic he is supposed to bring back some of the working class democrats who voted for reagan in the 80s. and then voted for trump in 2016 and 20. if you can bring in some of those people back into the fold. they'll have done a great job for the democrats but he's got a very buoyant personality and he was introduced at a, at a rally that just was wonderfully successful i don't know if you can keep up this for the whole campaign, but it was a great day for the democrats today. >> yeah, i mean, the whole mood of this race has changed, hasn't had many americans that has to be said have if a heard of tim walz. so now the race is on to define him and republicans tried to get in first with that painting him as dangerously liberal radical and a liberal extremis

well, there is mrs. smith. there is that kid who took my lunch money. >> brian: i remember kaitlin had to ask me to come in and do something for school. she said i want to ask you. we need secret readers to come in and read to school. thinking she was going to ask me to do it. i was wonder if you would ask president bush because i saw him reading to kids on 9/11. i go, i don't know. but could i be a back up? she goes no, ask him. she was in kindergarten at the time. >> steve: today, of course, you would have to venmo some money to president bush? >> brian: i would have to go to a super pac. >> lawrence: how bold. >> brian: she likes her president. >> lawrence: like father like daughter. >> brian: could you get president bush? >> steve: i'm a venmo mom i don't want to do that stuff. it was a comment i'm a teacher and i don't want to go in. so, i would rather venmo in. >> ainsley: she might have a full-time job, too. a peach state push. >> we think we have chance to win in georgia and competed there in hard way.

supreme court's definition or umbrella of presidential immunity, i'm not at all surprised that but mr. smith is taking the time to really parse through and find those areas where he and his team believed that they have enough evidence to go forward because they would be considered private acts contrary to the supreme court's ruling. >> so in terms of a timeline there, i mean, there's going to be a kind of a mini trial of sorts for the judge to decide what might be official or unofficial, what timeline are we working with if jack smith himself says to delay it? >> well, again, i think all of us are watching the calendar, watching the clock. i don't think any of us thought that many of these cases would be delayed as long as they have been, but i think the most important thing is this sufficiency of the evidence and ensuring that justice is done that is done with the integrity that is required of cases of this import so that all citizens can have confidence in our criminal justice system an important point the election can't be the calendar justice has to be the calendar. >> gwen keyes. thank

so mr. smith has to accommodate his indictment to that case, and there's two elements to it. one is the acts themselves and of course the other is what evidence can be used. he's properly taken out. the communication with jeff clark, the court said specifically that that could not be used as evidence there's another issue here which is the obstruction of an official proceeding. there's an additional case, fischer case that sheds some doubt on whether that statute can be utilized, even though the plain language is clear, the supreme court rewrote the law, essentially went beyond what the statute said. so maybe that case can be made, will see as the additional evidence comes in, but clearly, the judge has to have an evidentiary hearing to find out what is the evidence supporting the slimmed down indictment. but i mean, one thing is abundantly clear. >> the former president's summoned a mob to washington. >> knowing they were armed he said all right, i think we're having trouble with the congresswoman's audio yet we've lost her. we will try to get her back lots of discuss on thi

and mrs. smith." >> seth: "bourne identity." >> "the bourne identity." a lot of great movies.e had gronk in our movie. >> seth: yeah, rob gronkowski. >> rob gronkowski from the patriots. [ cheers ] he showed up with like a wingspan of 12 feet, you know, he started hitting the ball around. he was pretty good. i'm not going to say whether i beat him or not. but he was good. just because i don't want to say anything bad about rob gronkowski. you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that's very fair. you don't want to -- i want to ask more about the movie. we'll be right back with more casey after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm a rusty old boat hitch, and i am barely hanging on... ha ha ha. and while we're still miles from the lake, i'm gonna launch this boat right here. see ya. [rusty creak sounds] ahoy! [traffic noises] so get allstate, save money on auto insurance and be protected from mayhem. yeah, like me. ♪♪ ♪ [song playing - everybody everybody by black box] ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) shopify helps you sell at every stage of your business. so you can sell it online, take it

and mrs. smith." >> seth: "bourne identity." >> "the bourne identity." a lot of great movies.od, talented ping-pong player. and so, we would play a lot on the set. we had gronk in our movie. >> seth: yeah, rob gronkowski. >> rob gronkowski from the patriots. [ cheers ] he showed up with like a wingspan of 12 feet, you know, he started hitting the ball around. he was pretty good. i'm not going to say whether i beat him or not. but he was good. just because i don't want to say anything bad about rob gronkowski. you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that's very fair. you don't want to -- i want to ask more about the movie. we'll be right back with more casey after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (♪♪) driving the nissan rogue with google built-in is like. hey google... ...turn on rocky's food. it's like... ...the ultimate connection. see why it's been awarded a consumer guide best buy. and recommended by consumer reports. (♪♪) drive nissan rogue today. get 2.9% financing for 60 months on rogue. one of 6 nissan vehicles with starting msrp under 30 thousand dollars. (♪♪)

if there are charges that bring in presidential immunity it's going to be a problem for mr. smithf there are charges that don't go into that territory, then he may survive elie to that point, is this just inevitable that this case ends up back at the supreme court on some of those questions, i think it is inevitable felon, here's what's going to happen. from here. as bill said, what we have here now is a superseding indictment. so it replaces the original indictment, the original indictment was about 45 pages this new one is about 36 it's pages. and what doj has done is take out those items that the supreme court specified are are now clearly covered by the immunity ruling. most obviously, the allegations that were in the original indictment relating to trump's effort to pressure doj. those are gone. thessentially deleted out of the new indictment. the allegations she's relating to mike pence, remained in the new indictment. there changed a little bit as kaitlan said before, there's sort of more focused on his role as president of the senate than his role as vice president. but he

i'm now enjoying by your bush map or russian conductor and a world renowned by list your deputy mr. boss smith. thank you for finding the time . thank you for having me of over the past couple of years, which has been sad about council culture, especially the down to cancel a high russian culture in the west of the church and russia.

enjoyed by your impression of a russian conductor and a world renowned by it lists your deputy, mr. boss smith. thank you for finding the time. thank you for having me of over the past couple of years, what has been said about council culture, especially the down to cancel a high russian culture in the west. and if it's in restaurant, this is often dismissed as clumsy and ridiculous. but i'm sure you will agree that the culture, especially music, has the power to directly influence.

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now enjoying by university, have a russian conductor and a world renowned by list your deputy mr. boss smith. thank you for finding the time . thank you for having me of over the past couple of years, what has been said about council culture, especially the down to cancel a high russian culture in the west end of the 10th and restaurant this is often dismissed as clumsy and ridiculous. but i'm sure you will agree that culture, especially music, has the power to directly influence the human soul. so in your thoughts on a subconscious part, as well as the conscious one is therefore and effectively to of leverage re. so my question is, is this bound on russian culture really? so irrational is a pretty open that r c score 1st on. yep. we're viewed in terms of feel certain mostly compass. that's good musicians. still play phone. brushing is like most russian plays exactly status if that was still been staged at them. that was so curious whether it was high on the can not be any cancellation and those who have to cancel something. i don't want to insult anybody, but what they've done is stupid. th

now enjoyed by your impression of a russian conductor and a world renowned by list your deputy mr. boss smith. thank you for finding the time . thank you for having me of over the past couple of years, what has been said about council culture and especially the down to cancel a high russian culture in the west. and if it's in the restaurant, this is often dismissed as clumsy and ridiculous. but i'm sure you will agree that the culture, especially music, has the power to directly influence the human soul. so when you force, going to have subconscious part as well as it conscious one is therefore an effective tool of leverage lee. so my question is, is this bound on russian culture really? so irrational is a pretty open that are see score 1st autumn. yep. we're good in terms of feel certain. what was the compass? that's good musicians. still play phone brushing is i can most the russian plays exactly as david. so if that was still been staged, that was so close whether it was high or the can not be any cancellation, and those who have cancelled something. i don't want to insult anybody, but wha

. >> aishah: if trump does not win the election, though, you can expect jack smith to bring mr. g things around but smith has indicated he wants to go as long as he c can. >> aishah: good view with the fish are part of this come i think everyone was focused on the immunity part but that is a good comparison. thank you so much, kerri urbahn, for joining us on your tuesday. bill? >> bill: aishah, this. >> really can't speak for what iran's end game is but i can tell you what ours is, and that is to prevent a wider regional war from spreading out within the middle east. that is always paramount. >> bill: that from earlier today on "america's newsroom," we are waiting for marks from the pentagon as officials signaf iran from on israel. how is the u.s. aiding its biggest ally in the middle east? >> aishah: tim walz in the hot seat right now for his ties to a muslim leader who celebrated hamas' october 7th attack on israel. democratic strategist don schon is on deck to react. one day, your joints hurt. next, it's on your skin. i got cosentyx. feels good to move. feel less joint pain sw

mr. andropov, my name is samantha smith and i am 10 years old. congratulations on your new job.i am very worried that a nuclear war will break out between the ussr and the united states. are you going to vote for the war or not? this is how the letter to the general secretary began, from an american schoolgirl. yuri andropov received this letter literally in the first days of his rule. in response, the general secretary wrote that there would be no war, all nuclear weapons stockpiles on the planet must be destroyed. andropov's letter ended with an invitation to samantha to the ussr. the visit american schoolgirl's trip to moscow was widely covered in the ussr and us press. the program was packed: press conferences, meetings with writers and actors, gift exchanges. samantha even visited the artek pioneer camp. the girl was unable to meet andropov, but she gave him a book by mark twain as a gift. they were convinced that there were no tanks or bears on the streets of moscow, she was pleased with her trip and said at parting: "we will live." for the soviet country, this was a winni

well, jack smith and his team have taken out some allegations that related to mr trump's conversations — that's because those likely fall under the umbrella of what's called "official acts of a president". remember, that crucial supreme court case earlier this year said that donald trump and presidents are immune from prosecution for their official acts while in office. so, kind of the everyday activities of a president that they're meant to be doing in terms of part of hisjob. what this indictment now does do is kind of change the narrative a bit. it talks about donald trump the candidate for president, donald trump the personal citizen, rather than donald trump the president. so, one example of that — president. so, one example of that - it president. so, one example of that — it discusses within these pages donald trump's tweets on his own twitter account as a private citizen. it also talks about other ways that he acted onjanuary 6, really trying to take this away from his acts as a president. donald trump has responded on his social media account. he said that this is basically tr

mr. johnson: thank you, bill, and thank you for organizing this conference. you and marty smith, steve silverman, elizabeth yang, and woou have done.ou for all my distinct cochair sitting over there, we just came off cnn. i'd like to deliver a summation of sorts, a brief one. our american democracy and rule of law are under serious threat. stoked by false and irresponsible political rhetoric, polls indicate an alarming number of americans today distrust our democracy. according to polls, approximately 25 to 28% of u.s. adults are satisfied, only 25 to 28% are satisfied with the way our democracy is working. more than one third of americans indulge in the erroneous belief that the 2020 election was stolen, as many of you know. but despite the challenges of covid, numerous audits, recounts, and lawsuits, and a record 158 million americans who voted, in fact, the 2020 election was probably the most transparent and secure in the nation's history. over 60 court rulings across the country challenging the 2020 election revealed no fraud or other material irregularities. there was no co

mr. trump. here is our north america editor sarah smith. technical fail for over 40 minutes was a poor start for a candidate badly in need of a hard reset. for the last three weeks, donald trump as it struggled to adapt his campaign to his new opponent, kamala harris. he clearly wishes he was still running against joe biden, who he repeatedly accused of being senile, and now he is complainingbout him being removed as the democrats candidate. mr. trump: this was the coup of our president of the united states. he said weekend with a nice way or the hard way. sarah: mr. trump insisted america needs a tough and intimidating leader, suggesting that would've stopped president putin from invading ukraine. mr. trump: i said vladimir putin, don't do it, you can't do it, vladimir. you do it, it's going to be a bad day. you cannot do it i told him things that what i do, and he said, "no way," and i said "way." sarah: donald trump to describe kamala harris as a radical left lunatic who he says is soft on crime and immigration. but he has not settled on

speaking to reporters in nashville, mr trump's republican running mate, jd vance, hit out at the us special prosecutor, jack smithonducts his office, in the same way thatjudges have to have immunity, police officers have to have immunity, there has to be some recognition that people can't be sued for doing theirjob. and, you know, the way that i think about it is, donald trump has accused the us department ofjustice of trying to �*resurrect a dead witch hunt�*, after it filed revised election interference charges against him. the allegations relate to mr trump�*s efforts to overturn his loss tojoe biden four years ago. government lawyers were forced to amend their case because of a landmark supreme court ruling that former presidents have broad immunity from criminal prosecution. the new indictment re—works the language of the accusations. they now refer to his status as a political candidate, rather than sitting president. speaking to reporters in nashville, mr trump�*s republican running mate, jd vance, hit out at the us special prosecutor, jack smith. my pushback on what they said is, look, if the president do

mr trump. here's our north america editor sarah smith.e badly in need of a hard reset. for the last three weeks, donald trump has struggled to adapt his campaign to his new opponent, kamala harris. he clearly wishes he was still running againstjoe biden, whom he repeatedly accused of being senile, and now he is complaining about him being removed as the democrat�* candidate's. say what you want, this was a coup of the president of the united states, he didn't want to leave and they said we can do this the nice way or the hard way. mr trump said he believed america needs a tough and intimidating leader, suggesting that would stop resident suggesting that would stop president putin from invading ukraine. i said to vladimir putin, you can't do it, vladimir, you do it, it's going to be a bad day, you cannot do it. and i told him things that, what i do, and he said, "no way, and i said, "way". donald trump did describe kamala harris as a radical left lunatic, who he says is soft on crime and immigration, but he has not yet settled on a consist

mr. trump's attorneys, is really have evidence on that. and jack smith may say, well frsh for some of these things if he's contesting these, we may need some evidence. >> this thing we're going to hear about on friday, it's called a joint status report. is there some sense that donald trump's team at least agrees that this new set of indictments is cleansed of the things that the supreme court is saying, or we just don't have any insight into that yet? >> i have not yet today heard of any statements coming from trump's legal team or even, frankly, from his campaign, but i haven't looked for any campaign statements. and i would just be surprised based on the way his legal team has litigated all of his other criminal and civil case. i would be surprised if they agreed to very much here. they will probably agree that things were narrowed, andsail say it was good jack smith eliminated the entire section of the indictment that relies on the pressure of his own department of justice and his own attorney general. but i think they will seek to really argue about

i'm asking myself, kenny smith, this time in star bridge, far away, kenny. mr. galloway, recently you answered a question from one of my colleagues in which you accepted the fact that this wonderful world we live in is populated by different ethnicities. you admitted that you had scottish, irish keltic ancestry, then in your usual pay and rude manner, you identified him as english, you denigrated his strong support for ethnic self-determination, which is not surprising, given your own potted personal and political history, while at the same time advocating for the self-determination of various socially constructed states. i put it to you, mr. gallawe, that the fantasy you advocate for will continue to cause conflict the world over, because multiculturalism does... not work, i'm going to cut you short because you're the second spokesman for the homeland party on the show in two weeks and you're a chuchter from the islands, so you are of a different ethnicity from the pink english man that i referred to uh last week, so your plea for ethnicity, unless your point i

mr. scalise in invisible hands that have smith?ith great figures in history of the world in the capital was one of the greatest advances humankind has not made. the precise because i put this in historical context, capitalism is a friend of my by linda carl marx predicted develop tendencies towards monopoly concentration, multinational corporations, money supplies that are not controlled by the federal reserve bank or even the the president of the united states anymore. and to think you can respond to this radically new environment by an 18th century solution i think really comes down to an intellectual exercise as practical political effect as to rationalize conservative power in america. >> this this is a myth, a coe myth that the development of an inner developed country anymore complicated world necessitates greater government intervention. government intervention is not in those areas which arise out of complexity and interdependence ofta the world. it's grown where? in taking money from some people and giving it to the. >> al

mr. hazimzadeh my colleague is stationed on the border of lebanon and occupied palestine. mark smith, a british diplomat who protested. his country's arms support for the zionists recently resigned and told the guardian magazine that israel is committing war crimes in gaza and violating international laws, but resigning in protest of the genocide is not exclusive to mark smith. the protest against the western governments' support of the genocide in palestine has also reached these governments, and the result is continuous resignations. mark smith. the uk has a license to export uk arms in its work record, his resignation letter with the title of british complicity in war crimes was published. there is no justification for continued arms sales from london to tel aviv at the same time as the gaza war. i cannot continue my work knowing that england is complicit in the crimes of israel. but america's record. the sudden resignation of the us deputy foreign minister in july 1403 made news. andrew miller was the us deputy secretary of state for israel and palestine and is currently the high