the article goes on to lay out how even these influencers including tim poole and benny johnson didn't even know and its role in it. and they wonder what you think about this particular strategy of using social media influencers, using americans themselves to push this propaganda. >> i think it makes sense. you're going to go with you have the most impact. it is a hard thing to do. it is much easier if you try to hit your efforts to people who already have established followers, who already have a large number of viewers. from russia's point of view, trying to work their pre-existing influences makes a lot of sense. the question is how effective can they be, and exposing this kind of campaign i think helps because it sensitizes influencers to the possibility that they could unwittingly be used in all of this and brazing and alert to them i think is a good thing. it makes them extra cautious about feeling careful who they are dealing with. host: americans are generally concluding this particular influence campaigns designed to help republicans nominate donald trump. do you agree? guest:

talking about uh how netanial was obstructed uh any form of a ceasefire agreement. even uh israel's benny gats is saying that netanyahu is sacrificing uh the uh the captives uh for the control of the philadelphia corridor which uh which has also been seen as another way of just prolonging this war for. his personal gain, which we all know that um, by the time this genocidal war comes to an end, it will also mean the end of netanyahu's political lifeline as well, well, it's worth noting that in the eyes of most of the world, netanyahu is a war criminal, and the purpose of the mass killing and destruction in gaza is to eliminate the so-called palestinian problem by eliminating the palestinians. now, in terms of the... position in the cabinet, the lead opposition figured lapide described netanyahu as a prime minister without a soul, but i agree with mr. miller who said that this is not a protest against the genocide, and that's where the problem is with the israeli public, that they're protesting the fact that netanyahu is clearly lying when he says he's going to bring the hostages home safe

meanwhile, the israeli war cabinet member benny gunt said israel should focus on bringing the remaining captives back home from gaza safely. and we discuss the growing public anger against the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and our news review program. let's take a listen. well joining us on this edition of press tv's news review we have academic broadcaster and investigate journalist and researcher mr. david. are joining us from uh bristol, also we have spokesman of the international schiller institute from potsdam germany, mr. harley schlanger. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. uh miller. i want to get your thoughts on uh the massive uh demonstrations by israelis against uh the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. these demonstrations have been going on for quite some time now uh denouncing uh the way that he has uh has continued with this war, prosecuted. war and has not been able to bring the captives home yet? well, these are ongoing process as you say, and of course there's the associated uh apparent general strike, which however didn't l

schlanger talking about how is obstructed any form of a cease fire agreement, even israel's benny gants is saying that netanyahu is sacrificing the uh the captives uh for the control of the philadelphia corridor. which uh which has also been seen as another way of just prolonging this war for his personal gain, which we all know that um, by the time this genocidal war comes to an end, it will also mean the end of netanyahu's uh political lifeline as well. well, it's worth noting that in the eyes of most of the world, netanyahu is a war criminal, and the purpose of the mass killing and destruction in gaza is to eliminate the so-called... intention for a cease fire, no intention to allow an independent palestinian state, and much of the blame for this, besides the israeli public accepting it, much of the blame goes to the biden administration and the american government, which continues to make vague threats to withhold aid, but has refused to do anything serious to stop the genocide, so the war criminal netanyahu must be stopped, ultimately it's going to take the united states to... to t

one, let me just read something cuuse you talked about a ground invasion, i have a statement from benny gance and he says that if national lot doesn't stop firing rockets will be forced to carry out a ground operation to return the residence of the north, first of all, do you think that the entity will actually carry out a ground invasion? well, if he wants to... stop the rockets, you know that's the range of the most of the rockets which is you know owned by the lebenese resistance on all groups and especially hizballah is the range is about 40 kilometers and above and can reach about 700 kilometers, so if really benny gans means and heis really believes what he's saying, so then he must push back the lebanese resistance about... 700 kilometers away from the borders, because northern litani river or southern litane river, and even if he push the uh resistance up to the far north in lebanon, the rockets still be able to reach any point in in in occupied palestine, so this is, i believe this is just justifying what they have the intention and planned to invade lebanon again, as they did

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stole jokes from each other because he did a jack benny. what made that what it made it so funny is that everybody laughed including mondale. you know he's laughing and he knows also that well this election's over and but reagan said it and it took a little bit then he took the water and sipped the water just a little longer at the moment. a little bit. you know, a little cagey thing to do there. that was definitely jack benny. any other thoughts? i know. i also would say that, sean, you so much to do our director here you just always on top of it. i was amazed you were flying around pulling off miracle every day or two and kudos to you on that. yes. and it really. it is a such a good time, silly thing to to have this movie. now, when the is so divided. yeah. why we were banking. yeah it was like well we don't this to be a political movie you know the way we thought had how can i definitely did not wanted to come out during an election year. just you know who's going to get lost or is this or that or that. and, you know, it's just to add no

just elongate the moment a little bit, you know, cagey thing to do there that was definitely jack bennyther thoughts? >> i also would say shawn had so much to do our director here. you were just always on top of it. i was amazed you were flying around pulling off miracle every day or two, and kudos to you on that. >> we -- [applause] it is such a timely thing to have this movie now when the country so divided. >> we were -- it was like well we don't want this to be a political movie and that's what he thought -- and i definitely didn't want it to come out during an election year. [laughter] youu know, it is going to get lost or that or that it is just going to add -- now, it came out and turns out what do i know? because it's the perfect time to bring it out i think -- [applause] it really is.tene and again you could have never predicted this from campus protest tom a presidential candidate or i'm sorry a former president getting shot or getting shot at -- it is just really striking. so in a moment we're going to go to audience questions if reminder that questions nend a question mark.

i don't know if benny johnson is. i don't know who tim pool they don't have always mainstream recognition when it comes to their names. but when it comes to reach an impact, you've been looking into this, how far does it go? >> yeah. kaitlan, these guys have massive, huge audiences. i mean, they are essentially stars on social media, on the far right in conservative twitter as such, i think we have a full screen. we can show where just between three of the guys who are tied up in this alleged russian operation, benny johnson, tim pool, and dave rubin. just on youtube alone between them, they have about 7 million subscribers. they are just reaching millions and millions of people every single day now, everybody including the three gentlemen you see there on screen, they say they deny that they knew anything about this. indeed, the doj makes clear that they seemingly we're unwittingly co-opted here as we have seen in the past, in terms of unwitting co-opting americans doing russia's bidding, moscow's bidding for them an

among those stars content creators benny johnson, tim pool, and dave rubin combined those three havebout 6 million subscribers on youtube alone, perhaps as little bit of a bias once interviewed donald trump on his podcast, benny johnson interviewed eric trump, tim pool show, tim cast features opinions that the kremlin might want to see broadcast as widely as possible ukraine is the enemy of this country. >> ukraine is this our enemies. >> all three of those stores say they were deceived in this scheme, that they are victims, that they created their own content without input from anyone. >> i do think that these, these people do have responsibilities , at least understand who's paying them in 2016 and and 2020, officials say the russian election meddling camp paying against the u.s. involved hacking and releasing emails to embarrass politicians and establishing dummy accounts to spread disinformation. how much does that campaign evolved since then, it's evolved significantly, but that's why the tenant thing was so sophisticated and smart is they found real americans, americans who are

i mean, benny johnson just kind of does memes.think he actually does anything very important. but yeah, it's one of those things where like now that they've had that aspersion cast upon them, you just kind of go, well, who can you trust? and i mean, they've all tweeted saying they're victims. so i guess they've they've probably done some research after the fact and thought there could be some credibility to these accusations. >> they sort of went out to their sports cars, had a little drive around. and i think i think temple skate. >> so he's a bit of a cool dude. >> he's a cool dude with his very expensive gold plated beanie skates. i don't know, i just think that if you're getting millions of dollars, surely at some point you would go, well, that's the price. but like maybe where did this come from? the thing, of course, that, this is an influence on the right, as we know with influence on the left, you don't actually, russia didn't need to give them a penny. >> no, they're doing it themselves. >> did it? yeah. yeah, right. >> d

benny y susanne anguiano y sus gatos llegaron al parque el 4 de junio.o estoy seguro y tengo que esperar el resultado de algunos exámenes, pero si es lo que sospecho, la paciente tiene que comenzar tratamiento con un especialista. ¿y qué tipo de especialista? si mi hipótesis es correcta, la paciente tiene que recibir tratamiento psiquiátrico. esto puede ser un caso de anorexia o bulimia vamos a dejarla hospitalizada esta noche y según cómo evolucione la paciente, así mismo le vamos a dar de alta. pero señora, yo quiero que tenga presente que esto es algo de cuidado.

benny johnson was fired for plagiarism. he helped election denying senator to set up his mike lee twitter account full of misinformation. dave rubin who hosted the rubin report is 2.5, millions of subscribers. there's an audience for them. the indictment mentions to us commentators respectably 2.4, 1.3 million youtube subscribers. it adds commentators contract provided for weekly video the video once a week in exchange for a monthly fee of $400,000 plus $100,000 signing bonus and additional performance bonus. the commentator contract provided for weekly videos in exchange for a fee of $100,000 per video. these guys are not nba basketball players but making videos. according to the prosecutors, the money for that very lucrative arrangement for the content came from russia by way of shell companies in hungary and turkey in dubai, czech republic. this is a kind of content the kremlin was hoping to boost. >> the american taxpayers given millions of dollars to ukraine and what is the largest money laundering scam in human histor

so this is from benny-- joe black: this is from benny johnson. donnie o'sullivan: --johnson.now, everyone knows taylor swift is a government pysop, and this is exactly why corporate media is having a meltdown about it. you don't believe taylor swift is a government psyop? joe black: i don't know what to believe about taylor swift. it's good to keep your mind open. could she be? could she not be? donnie o'sullivan: and now she's dating a pfizer and bud light agent in the nfl because we're a few weeks from the super bowl. joe black: yeah. and they're seeking the endorsement from taylor swift. they, biden administration. and then who's going to win the super bowl? donnie o'sullivan: but you don't think the super bowl is rigged? joe black: who's going to sing at the-- donnie o'sullivan: do you think they're-- joe black: --i think football is rigged, yeah. donnie o'sullivan: ok. there's a cnn clip in here. watch, cnn has a meltdown over our coverage of the taylor swift pysop. reporter: have you heard the latest conspiracy theory making the rounds that the super bowl will be rigged

talk with people like benny johnson and tim poole, some of the other big influencers were really big on youtube. what they said was in at least two of these individuals did not know that they were being paid massive sums of money that they were getting by the russians. one of them asked simply preliminary questions about where the money was coming from but not a ton there. what you see here is russia sort of feeding a lot of money, whether it is unknowingly or knowingly to these individuals about trying to post their message and keep defending the message. >> the money that the pro-trump pundits are getting, is it a disproportionate amount they would get, were it not potentially the russians funneling to them? how can they legitimately say we had no idea who is paying us? >> that is a really great question. that's a lot of money and the economics, the mass does not math. the economics don't work out when you talk about the massive sums of money and then basing it upon these views. even though they had large followings, the videos there posting did not track well. often they do not do

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it's one of the reasons benny gantz left. so it's critically important to think through that before first shot is fired next is to recognize the barriers to success the costs and the challenges of military force. mike tyson, the former heavyweight champion, said everyone has a plan until get punched in the mouth. you're always going to have unexpected. so, for example, in kosovo with over 70 days of bombing we ended up by mistake bombing the chinese embassy in kosovo. they still to this day, we did it on purpose. critically important to use military force is something general petraeus emphasized my interview with him and that is to understand the culture, the history and the internal politic of the countries in which we intervene. we did not do that in iraq where in effect got rid of a minority sunni and a majority shiite country. we really understand afghanistan well, as we should. we certainly didn't. libya. in fact, president said this was the worst mistake of his presidency the last two, the use of force must be decisive.

i had a chance to speak to bennie gantz, he's one of president netanyahu's political opponents and ied him about the possibility of a ground invasion of southern lebanon. take a listen. is there any way to push hezbollah back from the border without sending ground troops in? >> if we have to send ground troops, we'll do that. >> reporter: do you believe the prime minister has given up on hostages with this escalation in lebanon? >> no i don't believe he gave up on the hostages. it's a very important issue for us and has his priorities but doesn't want to release them. and with hamas in the south was deorganization. >> reporter: now, chris, notable that one of the leader of the israeli opposition there saying he is prepared to support sending israeli ground forces into southern lebanon, if it comes to that. so, there is a broad consensus in this country, that after 11 months of rocket fire from hezbollah, it is time to fundamentally change the dynamic, even if that comes at a major cost of lives of both israeli troops and lebanonese civilians. you also heard bennie gantz say that he b

benny ganses , the former war minister of the zionist regime, also said that netanyahu is playing with time for political interests , and the price of this game is human lives. the axis of philadelphia, or saladin, is located on the border of gaza and egypt, and controlling it is one of the most important obstacles to establishing a ceasefire in the gaza war. the hamas movement has declared never with this issue. forgiveness of tax crimes on the occasion of the government week, the tax affairs organization announced in a notice on the occasion of the government week the authority of the district of pardonable crimes subject to the law of direct taxes and the law of value added tax for natural persons up to 1 billion tomans and for legal entities up to 3 billion tomans for each period if all taxes are paid by 25 september to the general managers of tahfiz tax affairs became. it is stated in this announcement that it is possible to forgive 100% of tax crimes. registration for university courses without exams will start on wednesday. applicants should apply for registration in cooking cou

benny johnson was one of them. you say that most of them seem unwitting.mebody knew what was going on? >> the two founders of the company, but in terms of benny johnson and influencers, they felt they were getting paid for doing interviews. >> they didn't realize they were getting paid to spread russian disinformation. >> correct. this is how sophisticated it's becoming. >> the people that were witting, is the justice department going to be charging them? >> they wouldn't say. point-blank afterwards. >> that would be election interference and taking money from a foreign government. >> yes, they said it's an ongoing investigation. they can't comment. >> we are less than two months before the election, the justice department is obviously a bit nervy, you saw merrick garland speaking to employees. why is he saying that stuff now? >> ken was right. it's a question about why he didn't say this earlier. there is another contrast in this election. donald trump sees career officials in the state department who leak a story about him doing something improperly as a

that netanyahu wants to prolong the war because of his own benefit, there are other uh people like benny ganz who is an opposition leader who joined the war cabinet and later he was removed and he resigned from the war cabinet, he is been, he has been the main opposition leader in the israeli regime and he has been a critic of the... prime minister, so other than these officials, former and current officials, there are ordinary of the prime minister, so other than these officials, former and current officials, there are ordinary israelis who have been protesting since they won, even long before the israeli genocide began, protesters uh rallied because of the judicial reforms in israel long before the israeli genocide began, so what they want is cease fire in the gaza strip and they demand that captives held in gaza to be released, but netanyahu has been ignoring all of those and these have escalated in the israeli occupied territories and had escalated to major unions, hestroot for example, called for strikes and for one day israel uh faced severe economic collapse at the bengal airport

among those stars, content creators, benny johnson, tim pool, and dave rubin combined those three have about 6 million subscribers on youtube alone. >> perhaps as old oh bit of a bias. >> once interviewed donald trump on his podcast, benny johnson interviewed eric trump, put tim pool, show, tim cast features opinions that the kremlin might want to see broadcast as widely as possible. >> ukraine is the enemy of this country. ukraine is our enemy. >> all three of those stores say they were deceived in this scheme, that they are victims, that they created their own content without input from anyone. >> i do think that these, these people do have responsibility to at least understand who's paying them in 2016 and officials say the russian election meddling campaign against the u.s. involved hacking and releasing emails to when baraa's politicians and establishing dummy accounts to spread disinformation how much does that campaign evolved since then, it's evolved significantly, but that's why the tenant thing was so sophisticated and smart is they found real americans, americans influential

we should note that the eye- popping thing to me is folks like tim poole and benny johnson, these arendividuals, but they are getting enormous amounts of money from these foreign -- they get a contract to be like we will pay you $100,000 for one monthly video a month for five months, $500,000 from a european businessman and they put out sing this today, like we are the victims here. we had no idea that this happened. but they are throwing a lot of money around. $100,000 per video is not bad. >> a lot of money and even the second founder at one point in the indictment notes that communications with this persona, one is supposed to be the investor bankrolling all of this and others are supposed to be content producers. there is even a warning. you know, with a budget of like $2 million for these commentators, it is going to be hard to actually pay for that through ad revenue and website traffic and the response was, it doesn't matter. >> there is also an amazing moment i have to point out, which is at one point one of the executives at the media company sends an email to the european bu

look too far when it comes to israel's failures, the former war cabinet minister and kennised member benny gunts has said that the captives were being killed, settlers in the north were being displaced, and israeli society was collapsing. it is time. to have this cabinet of absolute failure replaced. in today's show we'll be highlighting the economic and diplomatic steps being taken by a latin american country against the signist entity. there's a natural sympathy on the part of the colombian people for the palestinian people engaged in... resistance to the genocide and the settler colonial occupation, the colombian people have also been subject to significant repression which is sponsored by the united states, so petro in this sense really represents the feelings of lot of people in colombia. the reason why most countries haven't done that is because of the way in which geopolitics operates, the us remains the country, which is uh the most powerful in the world, and of course it's it's power. ebbing and that's partly why we see the beginnings of countries like colombia uh and other countr

look too far when it comes to israel's failures, the former war cabinet minister and candisit member benny gunts has said captives were being killed, settlers in the north are being displaced and israeli society is collapsing. it is time to have this cabinet of absolute failure replaced. welcome to another edition of the news review. in this edition, israel's labor court has ruled that a general strike that has shut down much of the israeli economy must end protests against netanyahu's regime. the ben geron airport was shut down till noon, edmar bengavier, the israeli national security minister, has welcomed the court's decision, while the families of the israeli captives say it is not about the strikes, but about rescuing the captives who are abandoned by netanyahu. meanwhile, the israeli police forces have attacked the protesters and made several arrests. the strike was called by israel's largest labor union on sunday when massive protest. the occupied territories over netanyahu's failure to release the captives. the following protests in different cities, including tel aviv, hifa and oc

with hizballah, he's being accused by the israeli population by others, there are some figures like benny guns, the former member of the world cabinet, one of uh domestic opponents who has been calling for escalation against hazballah, so i think that netanyahu might have found that uh, in order to deflect this criticism away, he carried out this operation to say, look, i'm able of inflicting heavy blows on hazballah, look what i did, now i think the big question is, is this only an isolated or just incident for netanyahu to silence his critics and to prove himself as being? security because that is how he used to be described before october 7, or is this part of a broader campaign which would include a military confrontation as well, does it complement other? part of a strategy, you have to remember that the americans have been very vocal against an all-out military war uh on lebanon, on the lebanese israeli front, they said that time and again, so will the americans be more accepting of of kind of security warfare which israel could wage? what the americans have been saying is that isra

possibly you heard of some of those guys, buzzfeed benny until he was fired from buzzfeed for plagiarismrrassing. he recently helped mike lead -- mike lee -- full of misinformation. dave rubin, who is the right wing rubin report has 2.5 million -- tim poole, the beauty we -- the beanie wearing youtuber. -- respectively have 2.4 million, 1.3 million youtube subscribers. it adds that commentators contract provided for four weekly videos. at the video once a week in exchange for a monthly fee of $400,000, plus $100,000 signing bonus and an additional performance bonus. -- provided for weekly videos in exchange for a fee of $100,000 per video. again, these guys are not nba basketball players. they are just making videos, okay? again, according to the prosecutors, the money for that very lucrative arrangement for the contact came from russia by way of shell companies in hungary, turkey, dubai, the czech republic and this, this is the kind of content the kremlin was hoping to boost. >> the american taxpayer has given hundreds of billions of dollars to ukraine in what is the largest money laund

yesterday netanyahu's political rival, former israeli defense minister benny gantz, pushed back saying the corridor isn't an existential threat and the hostages must be returned even at a heavy price. so while it might be a long shot to hold any of those hamas leaders accountable for the american deaths, the attorney general said the doj has a long memory. >> all right, jarred hill in new york. thank you so much. >>> we are less than nine weeks away from election day, and the post labor day sprint is on. top of mind for both candidate -- candidates the economy. kamala harris will be in new hampshire today where she is set to propose tax relief for small businesses, while donald trump is expected to unveil his economic agenda tomorrow. here's cbs' robert costa. >> reporter: the final sprint toward election day has begun. >> are you ready to make your voices heard? >> get the hell out to vote. >> reporter: both campaigns are laser focused on next tuesday's debate in philadelphia, a crucial moment that could shake up a close race. cbs news battleground analysis shows every key swing state

benny teba defeated kapel parmar of india in the semi-finals and went to the semi-finals.meeting is final. in the mixed kurdish archery competition, our country's team, with the combination of mohammad reza arabamari and samia rahimi , was in the final draw against south korea and won five to four against their opponent and entered the quarter finals. in the quarter-finals , our team lost to turkey 2-6 and failed to qualify for the semi-finals. you are very welcome in sion volleyball, who are with us, and have a good time . we are at your service. thank you very much, mr. hashiri . let's start our meeting with volleyball. today , it is expected of me to play a good and acceptable game against egypt, the proudest team in the world. who actually had a proud performance , tell us about the game so that we can go to the details of our opponents and continue the work. well, fortunately, today , the children played a really good game . i was the same way in the previous days. today , we are facing a bit of a challenge with our egyptian team. it happened that i was watching the g

look too far when it comes to israel's failures, the former war cabinet minister and kennisit member benny gunts has said captives were being killed, settlers in the norths are being displaced and israeli society is collapsing. it is time to have this cabinet of absolute failure replaced, and as you can see, we are receiving some breaking news right now on the screen, casan brocades are holding netanyahu and the zionist occupation fully responsible for the killing of the capitals, we'll be bringing more details, but meanwhile, the israeli labor court has ruled that a general strike that has shut down much of israel's economy must andem protest against netanyahu's regime. the ben germ airport was shut down till noon at marbengaver. the israeli national security minister had welcomed the court's decision, while the families of the israeli captives say it is not about the strikes, but about rescuing the captives who are abandoned by netanyahu. meanwhile, the israeli police forces have attacked the protesters and made several arrests. the strike was called by israel's largest labor union on su

look too far when it comes to israel's failures, the former war cabinet minister and candisit member benny gunts has said captives were being killed, settlers in the north are being displaced, and israely society is collapsing. it is time to have this cabinet of absolute failure replaced. the economy. economic condition was very bad. now the youngest leader of the soviet union was the ruler of the largest country in the world. gorbachev was preparing himself for better days, days when the soviet people, like the americans, could live well. people had pinned their hopes on gorbachev, and gorbachev had pinned his hopes on reagan. gorbachev knew if the united states collaborated with the soviet union, the europeans would follow suit. neither gorbachev's economic policies, nor his attempts to trade with the west, nor expecting international loans worked. the russians decided to stop the gamble they had started 15 years ago with gorbachev. israeli ultra orthodox jews have once again taken to the streets protesting the regime's mandatory military service for their community. dozens of protesters