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so not subject to just sometimes it's true what they say, mr. black, they, you know, timing is everything and freedom of speech is not so important, especially the crucial time and the run up to the elections because we're exactly 2 months away from the stall through the vote. so it is interesting that all t is being a tooth of muslim, get it now even before the, the vs is happened. why do you think these claims are coming now and not off to be election? i think it has a great deal to do with the bottle it but across uh the uh the battlefield situation and hes charged so disastrous that it's, it's very good shot for the by the administration to silence the media as much as possible because part of the part of the reason for launching the attack on one crushed was to shift the media narrative to make it appear as though somehow ukraine was actually going to win this war. there were one will be offensive. but the fact is that you can take a bunch of troops and you can capture bacon farm y on to that. usually there's nobody different. i think that but uh

mr. speaker, the fact of the matter is this. they left a 22 billion pound black hole. and hid it from the o.b.r. richard hughes is absolutely clear, the largest year-ahead overspend outside the pandemic. of course when it comes to mitigations, and impacts, we put those in place. wrapping up pension credit. dealing with housing benefit, linking it, something the party opposite didn't do for years. and because of the tough decisions that we're making to stabilize the economy, we can make sure that the triple lot shows that increases in pensions will outstrip any loss of payment. but before he complains about us clearing up his mess perhaps he'd like to apologize for the 2 billion pound black hole. >> mr. speaker. mr. speaker. this is not -- mr. speaker. >> i want to hear the question. >> mr. speaker, when i was in government i delivered record increases in the state pension. we protected the winter fuel payment. and we gave pensioners cost of living benefits. he's the one taking money away from pensioners on 13,000 pounds, mr. speaker. this has got nothing to do with pub

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mr. president. >> what about black voters, mr. president? >> i love black voters. i love them and they love me, to >> what are the numbers? >> take a look at it. [inaudible] >> do you think you will lose the haitian boat? >> i really don't know. i say the truth. if i lose both rk -- gain votes i don't care. this was my best debate. i thought she was very weak on foreign policy. i am very happy. [inaudible] >> mr. president. >> mr. president. >> okay. >> i am out. >> step back. step back. [inaudible] >> you can see the many reporters surrounding the former president as he comes to the spin room to advocate for himself tonight. he did not do that after the june debate when he squared off against president joe biden. here tonight saying that he believes he won the debate. he was happy with the high-performance. he says that the vice president is calling for a second debate because he says she lost. your reaction to the former president there and his debate performance. what do you all think. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris and her husband traveled to a debate

you have black members of congress who advocate more for illegal immigrants than they do black taxpaying citizens. mr. green is a perfect example of that. he has never once for any person in the district assisted them in any matter, black people in this district have no representation. host: let's let him respond. guest: you probably had a lot of people that never represented any black people in his district. here is what i would invite you to do. if you have made the statements to my office that you say you have made it, there is a form you have to complete her we can help a person, if you are calling for help we tell you you have to request a request for help and privacy release form. if there is something we can do for you and we can't look into it simply because you want us to without telling us you want us to and would like to get that in writing so we can defend ourselves later on if there is some indication that these are my private affairs and i didn't give anyone permission to look into them. i would invite you to call the office again and leave your information again. i will be back on c-sp

mr. speaker, the fact of the matter is this. 22 million-pound black hole. richard hughes is at salute lead clear. the largest overspend outside of the pandemic. of course when it comes to mitigations and impacts we put those in place. ramping up pension credit. something they did not do for years. because of the tough decisions we are making to stabilize the economy increases outstripping any loss. before he complained apologizing for the 22 and a half. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker —-dash. >> i want to hear the question. >> mr. speaker, when i was in the government we protected and we gave pensioners. taking money 13,000 pounds, mr. speaker. the chance to adjust this morning. the policy did not raise any money, mr. speaker. obviously the government would not have made this decision without an impact analysis. there is simply again what it is now. >> concerned about balancing the book. they have left a 22 billion- pound platform. it lies there. the only way to rebuild our country and invest in our public service to make sure everyone is better off as if we cl

for the people of that day, today and tomorrow, the war clip has turned black. mr. rasool is active in all fields and that's why his outward appearance is the movies he makes. from the ventricle our society had come out and knew all strata of society. i was just a rescuer and that's it. i never dreamed that i would fall into such a dilemma. the distance between us and the war increased. he made the survivors. he took us in. war cinema is the most important genre of this era, well , in an undeniable way, rasul mola qalipour is one of those peaks, a society that is going through a transition , experiencing a space in that world after the war , something will change, values ​​will change in a different way. the film maker miad presents his controversial and active and at the same time anarchist point of view towards the existing conditions and also suggests the meme became like the mother of rasool malaqlipour. his last work is the end of his idealistic view of all the people in the war and all their roles. mr. rasool malaqlipour was writing the evening of the 10th day

you to horace cooper his book is called y'all back in chains how joe biden's policies hurt black americans. mr. cooper, that's pretty strong title. well, i thought it was needed because. it's like a counterfactual. our president often says that he is the champion of black americans, but his policies have not been the champion for black americans. in fact, they're quite unpopular. what a lot of people don't realize and this what i the reason that i wrote book black americans assumed that since the large percentage are democrat that they're also woke progressives black americans are not aggressively not as a there are some but like woke relatives and any group if you compared the woke progressives on capital punishment you'd be shocked to find that black dramatically diverge. when you talk about crime especially during the george floyd riots polling numbers were coming out about whether we need less law enforcement or more law enforcement. black americans in many polls whether was waters, whether it was were saying they wanted police not less. so why was the defund the police movement so visible

mr. rokita: assuming the hirings are based solely on race, yes. rep. greene: they specifically say blackchefs. mr. berry: goals are usually quotas under the law. ms. stepman: yes, it's a violation. ms. wiley: we would need to know a lot more facts before we know if that's a violation. rep. greene: they clearly stated. a paid postgraduate fellowship program for a black chefs to work with our leadership and development team to help them better understand food roles in black communities worldwide. unlawfully, only black or african-american chefs are allowed, even if individuals with other immutable characteristics are otherwise qualified. they are leaving off trans people, lgbtq, asian, indian. mr. chairman, i have run out of time. chair comer: the chair recognizes ms. presley from massachusetts. rep. pressley: thank you to our witnesses. although the subject matter of today's hearing is to be expected, it makes it no less offensive or frightening. our republican colleagues often like to quote dr. king, i don't know if they are looking for some faux civil-rights credibility or to pervert hi

mr. dmytro, we welcome you , greetings, studio, greetings to the audience, good morning , how are things with us now on the black sea, mr. dmytro, please tell me well, the situation remains stable, well, as you can see, in the sea of ​​azov, in principle, the enemy is absent, he has made the appropriate conclusions, and he is doing his homework, that is, he is not present, as for the black sea, the situation there is also... in principle remains unchanged, there is one unit in the sea, it is a submarine of the 636th project, it is a cruise missile carrier, but it mostly performs the task of protecting the base point, most likely, that is, in principle, in the black sea area , they are represented only in in the form of a submarine fleet, in all senses of the word conjunction, so it can be said that the enemy continues to hide in the point. based in novorossiysk, ugh, ah, near novorossiysk itself, are they safe there, or are they within range, theoretically? well, i guess we are later we will find out how safe it was for them there, but for now, if the enemy basically remains, stays and is based there, most likel

mr. pol gobel, the black officer , presented this plan several years ago, in fact 3 decades ago , in a different, at that time, mr. azvid and other turkish officials were looking for this, and now after 3 decades, he is actually looking for this. it is possible and therefore this plan is for both iran and russia from the point of view of nato expansion, transition discussions, energy discussions, and ethnic discussions, and for china, which is actually the province of sinkian jaan. in fact, one of the targets is english panthoranism, well, for these, it is natural it is naturally more sensitive for iran , because one of its consequences is geopolitical debates, i.e. the turanian world that england is looking for, it is trying to form it, one of its goals is to fight against the azerbaijani identity, to weaken the historical identity of shia and iranian azerbaijanis, and to fake the conversion of turanian or something like that. which they are defining as the turkish world, and it is natural that this issue will be defined as a red line for iran from different perspectives. of course, a very brie

with our research and development team to help them better understand food roles and black communities worldwide. mr. rokita, talking about race and having these woke percentage plans, is this a violation? >> assuming the hirings are based solely on race, yes. >> they specifically say black chefs. mr. berry. >> goals are usually quotas. >> ms. stepman. >> yes, it's a violation. >> ms. wiley. >> we need to know a lot more fax before we know it's a violation. >> they clearly stated right there, paid postgraduate fella program for black chefs to work with the research and develop a team to help them better understand food, roles or black communities worldwide, unlawfully only black or african american chefs are allowed even if individuals with other immutable characteristics are otherwise qualified. they are leaving off the trans people, they are leaving off lgbtq, asian, indian, mr. chairman i have run out of time. thank you. >> thank you. chair recognizes ms. presley from massachusetts. >> thank you to all the witnesses for being here. although the subject matter of today's hearing is to be expected,

black hole. rishi sunak. >> mr speaker. mr speaker, this has got.peaker. >> i want to hear the question . >> i want to hear the question. >> i want to hear the question. >> mr speaker, when i was in government, i delivered record increases in the state pension. we protected the winter fuel payment and we gave pensioners cost of living benefits. he's the one that's taking money away from pensioners on £13,000. mr speaken from pensioners on £13,000. mr speaker. but this has got nothing to do with the public finances. his own chancellor, his own chancellor. just this morning his mps may not have been listening to her, his own chancellor, this morning admitted that she would prefer it if this policy didn't even raise any money. mr speaker. obviously the government would not have made this decision without an impact analysis and yesterday the energy minister confirmed that. so i ask very simply again, why won't he pubush simply again, why won't he publish the assessment now? mr >> mr speaker, i remember the days when the conservative party was mostly con

mr. paul gobel was a black officer several years ago. turkish authorities are following this and therefore this plan is for iran, and now after 3 decades, it is actually for russia, from my point of view, nato expansion , transition discussions, energy discussions, and ethnic discussions, and for china, which is the province of sinkiang. it is actually one of the goals of english panthoranism, so it has some implications. for iran, naturally, its implications are more sensitive because it is one of its implications geoculture debates means the turanian world that england is looking for is trying to form, one of its goals is to fight against the azerbaijani identity, to weaken the shiite and iranian historical identity of azerbaijan and turn it into a fake turanian identity or what they define as the turkish world. and naturally , well. the issue should be defined as a red line for iran from different points of view. i think we will have about 5 minutes until the end of the conversation, mr. dr. bahmand, mr. dr. kazemi, pointing to the er

and our chinese blockbuster black to mr. lucas is taking gaming to another level and also sparking control the . we're going to carrying out a 10 day as sold these a live pictures showing the extent of damage and destruction palestinian save. the city was turned into a prison during the siege. they say people have been left without food, water, or electricity. at least 22 palestinians have been killed by as many forces imagining since the rate began. by the is there any mandatory is still counting? godrays elsewhere is really forces boxed by bulldozers of stormed into the ballasa refugee count me a novelist overnight upon this time by christmas society besides, people have been hit by bullets during fighting a little while. i'm is of policy. i mean, generally she's joining us on the phone from ramallah. good to have you with us. uh, let's just talk about dave the, the situation engineer. and 1st of all, we understand that is ready for us is our withdrawing from there. but the devastation is we've been seeing is still significant. yes. so after 10 days of isabel's military operation, it rea

mr. beit's hard work last year. black answered and the result is a very good result. usually, when athletes break records to show a great work, they do a blessing, mr. bakhter. in any case, there is no problem beyond this with an authority. fortunately, the race is over. everyone is happy. mr. beit sayah , considering that in tokyo competitions, hangi competitions, and now many competitions, they always have a special love and affection for mrs. amalbanin, and they show this flag anyway. unfortunately, this did not stop here. it should have a writing and be seen. anyway, this explanation was given, but he was so overwhelmed by his feelings, and this flag of mine was usually always with him as a turkish flag, at your service. konem did this and unfortunately , the organizers gave the second warning and the second yellow card , and they disqualified him anyway. immediately we found out about karni's incident , we went to the tc, submitted our written protest and are now waiting. we stayed until the meeting was held. the meeting was held. they brought the films. to show t

my name is mrs. black wood, the audit director. thank you for having me today. i present the quarterly audit and performance review for 23, 24 fiscal year. >> may we have the presentation, please? >> may i have the slides, please? alright. so, of our audits, completed by the close of fiscal year, 15 were financial audits, 8 performance audits and one originated from the revenue bond oversight committee. as of june 30, 20 24, there were 12 additional audits in progerize or scheduled to come in soon along with 5 ongoing performance audits and one revenue bond oversight audit and one focused on a revenue lease. here are details of the three audits completed in the 4th quaurth. in april, the california arrearage payment program was issued by the california community service division and we issued the performance assessment we talked about at the last update. the additional fourth quarter audit was city non profit supplier compliance with the state trust audit releashed in june 2024. i are wanted to delve into how we select and conduct our audit process. it is guided

black excellency party. it is an honor to be with you today to celebrate -- i am shalanda young, for those of you who are not screaming my name. [applause] mresident, those are your congressional black caucus members, who before i work for you, i was with them for 15 years. i am a member of president biden's cabinet, his budget director. the president likes to say i am the money lady. you like to do this when you refer to me. i am the first black woman to do it. [applause] i think that matters. i want to thank the president, personally. i do not think i ever have, for letting this little black girl from louisiana show that black people deserve to be in all of the spaces. thank you so much. i am also the fruit of generations who poured all they had into me. most of you out there can say the same thing. they taught me what black excellency was. it is how i was expected to live. most importantly, i am a mother of a three-year-old. a young black girl. i hope even when she is a teenager -- she rolls her eyes already, so pray for me. as a teenager, i hope she remembers walking through these calls and what that means and what is expected of her an

a black allyship workshop and a written reflective practice over his beliefs , mr garrett, who is hisrrett, who is said to have a number of friends who are mixed race and black, said in this conversation that he did not agree with the concept of systemic racism. he said that no one who works for the london ambulance service could be racist because of the multicultural makeup of its staff. a colleague who overheard the conversation also claimed mr garrett had said that black people should not hide behind their race and that a person must accept that it is their own actions that lead to a place of higher incarceration rates, lower levels of education, lack of opportunity and poverty. after being investigated and found guilty of gross misconduct in relation to his comments, mr garrett appealed the decision and later brought a case of discrimination to the tribunal, citing his belief that we are all one race and all colours and cultures should be treated as one. i mean, this is incredible. this man was found guilty of believing in equal treatment for all races and not believing in the ide

mr. ijamal baraka, founder of the black alliance for peace and senior editor with the black agenda report joining us from the state of new york here in our tehran studios and that's a wrap for this coverage everyone, thank you for staying tuned with us and now back to your regular programming, thanks goodbye. step into the compelling world of the syrian poet ahlam banawi. as this captivating documentary explores her unwavering dedication to syria and the profound personal struggles that she endured during the war in syria. the rivers of mesopotamia are going through their most critical times. with the deaths of the tigris and the euphretes, what will the future hold for the people of iraq and syria? will the aras river end up the way the tigres and the euphrades did, the future for millions of... people is tied to the freedom of captive called water. ladies and gentlemen, these are live images that we're getting from the iranian capital, tehran, uh, where the iranian president masud pesishian is departing for the neighboring country of iraq in his first uh official foreign presidential tr

my name is mrs. black wood, the audit director. thank you for having me today. i present the quarterly audit and performance review for 23, 24 fiscal year. >> may we have the presentation, please? >> may i have the slides, please? alright. so, of our audits, completed by the close of fiscal year, 15 were financial audits, 8 performance audits and one originated from the revenue bond oversight committee. as of june 30, 20 24, there were 12 additional audits in progerize or scheduled to come in soon along with 5 ongoing performance audits and one revenue bond oversight audit and one focused on a revenue lease. here are details of the three audits completed in the 4th quaurth. in april, the california arrearage payment program was issued by the california community service division and we issued the performance assessment we talked about at the last update. the additional fourth quarter audit was city non profit supplier compliance with the state trust audit releashed in june 2024. i are wanted to delve into how we select and conduct our audit process. it is guided

black journalists. that event in stark contrast to one mr. trump held with the group earlier this summer when he suggested harris had suddenly, quote, become black. i know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black. harris, who is black and south asian, telling the panel she doesn't assume her ethnicity will help her with voters. black men are like any other voting group. you got to earn their vote. it all comes as some trump allies on capitol hill are pushing for more protection for the former president. he's the most threatened person on the planet. he has to have the protection that he needs. meanwhile, another trump ally, arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders, taking an apparent swipe at kamala harris for not having children. my kids keep me humble. unfortunately kamala harris doesn't have anything keeping her humble. kirsten emhoff, the ex-wife of second gentleman doug emhoff, defending the vice president on social media, writing, quote, kamala harris has spent her entire career working for the people, al

mr. rockefeller would get 41% of the black democrats and republicans-- and independents, that is-- to crossghts has not been good. - i want you to know that this marks the end of one journey and, we think, the beginning of another one. [crowd cheering] - one of the key things that nixon did was to build a network of support among political leaders that would be respected by southerners. strom thurmond, for example, of south carolina. - all that we could ask for is somebody who would be just and fair, and treat the south like the other sections of the country. - strom thurmond had been a democrat, but he had left the democratic party because of the civil rights act. - the race is between mr. nixon and mr. rockefeller, and i would prefer mr. nixon. i think he would be better for the whole country. - convention will come to order. [gavel bangs] - 1968 is the last presidential year in which it was possible to run for president without entering any primaries. ronald reagan showed up in miami beach, gave a press conference, and said, "i'm running for president." - yes, as of this moment, uh-- in

mrs. roosevelt. conservatives swiftly put pressure on the network and nbc announced the following day that black civil rights leader, an entertainer with soviet ties, not be appearing with mrs. roosevelt after all, forcing her to accept interference in her television guest list. however although eleanor often differed robeson's more radical tactics, she voiced concerns in her my day syndicated column about the threats of censorship. she wrote, i think i will always have confidence in the common sense and clear judgment of the american people as a whole. if they hear all sides of any question above everything else, we guard our freedoms and that means that all must have a right to be heard. when begin to discriminate, we can never tell where the discrimination end. paul robeson was barred from appearing, but this was only one small defeat in a long history of educating and inspiring the public and giving voice to others who are not always allowed the opportunity to be heard. the first words she spoke to open the premiere of her 1950 series were, i believe the people of this country and of the world are

you have black members of congress who advocate more for illegal immigrants than they do black taxpaying citizens. mrgreen is a perfect example of that. he has never once for any person in the district assisted them in any matter, black people in this district have no representation. host: let's let him respond. guest: you probably had a lot of people that never represented any black people in his district. here is what i would invite you to do. if you have made the statements to my office that you say you have made it, there is a form you have to complete her we can help a person, if you are calling for help we tell you you have to request a request for help and privacy release form. if there is something we can do for you and we can't look into it simply because you want us to without telling us you want us to and would like to get that in writing so we can defend ourselves later on if there is some indication that these are my private affairs and i didn't give anyone permission to look into them. i would invite you to call the office again and leave your information again. i will be back on c-span

ford, chair of the congressional black congress. congressman, mr. chairman, i have to quickly get your response to the latest israeli strikes in lebanon. the u.s. says it had no prior knowledge of the operation that took the life of this hezbollah leader. secretary of state antony blinken has called on israel to accept a 21 day cease-fire. what are your thoughts? >> reverend, it is good to be on your show. it is time to meet the moment. as you said at the top of the hour. it is time for us to get to a cease-fire, the tragic situation is further affecting innocent civilians. we need to ensure humanitarian aid gets to those who need it the most. this is why there is so much concern about having an escalation and wine prime minister netanyahu really does have to consider today what the next actions need to be. yes, israel should be able to defend itself and how it does it matters. >> turning back to the u.s., you called this week for the senses of your calling in the house, clay higgins, after he made a social media post. he later deleted it, calling h

mr. nekunamo's departure, why did you go to look for a coach outside of iran, this is a black game, the people are guilty, why didn't anything happen, where was the team that mr. dost is in this club today, 10 days before the derby. he is coming to a conference, you are at the size of the conference, so who blackmailed this , the management of the club, sir, you see, mr. makunan, it is true that there is a technical problem, but our main problem is the management of the club, i want to say , please, for the sake of the people, mr. leave me alone look what this man is doing. get rid of mr. sami , people are crying , they don't know you on the street, they know us and we have to be accountable . you are wrong, mr. rajabi, you believe that esteghlal was somehow lost before shahrvard itself . i will tell you just this one piece so that you know that our team also has a technical problem . as long as mr. sami is in esteghlal club , we will have the same misery and misery, please, please, mr. shahriari, for now, i am the head of this team, i don't know if this cry of the people is respectable for yo

kicked out of iraq, it is very difficult to divide this configuration into white and black, and so i'm very interested mrlo, mykhailo yakubovych, i’m sorry, an orientalist candidate of historical sciences, a researcher at the oriental studies department of the university of freiburg, located in germany, i would... tell you that it is necessary to introduce universal elections for the american president, wherever you poke your nose, everyone is always waiting elections, the middle east, ukraine, russia, china, everyone is waiting, it is necessary to meet once every four years, the whole world, how many 7.8 billion people are there, are voting for the american president, because for him, from him there is a lot in the world that depends my penultimate piece of information, what is still needed...funds for drones and a charging station for the reconnaissance of the third regiment of special operations forces, which destroys the enemy of the enemy in the area of ​​​​chasovoy yar, where there is fierce fighting, this is in donetsk region, uavs will help to improve the performance of combat missions, your dona

mr. ajamu baraka, chair of the coordinating committee at the black alliance for peace and a 216 us vice presidential candidate of the green party joining us in the studio, and we also have with us our correspondent in new york, rachel hamdun, who will be giving us some updates on this uh anniversary, so let's start with our correspondent who is in new york, rachel, if you could please uh... tell us what's happening in new york, we do know that the house, white house did issue a statement on the 21st, 23rd anniversary of the september 11 attacks. well, it seems that we don't have rachel with us, so let's start with, mr. baraka, thank you very much for joining us in the studio, my pleasure uh, so uh, first tell us what you remember from uh, that... day from the september 11 attacks, where were you and how did you analyze the situation for yourself back then? interesting, well, i had just returned from south africa attending the uh very famous or maybe infamous according to the person uh one is is speaking about um conference on race in south africa and so um the morning of that attack um someone calle

mr. leader. it i want to talk about amber thurman the black woman who died of sepsis after medical care due to george's abortion ban. she was only 28 years old and left behind a young child. she was one of many who suffered greatly due to the supreme court's stop decision. but what message can you send those who feel hopeless around matters of reproductive freedom? rep. jeffries: my heartfelt condone of -- condolences go out to amber's family. it should have never happen and it is that direct result of donald trump in extreme maga republican efforts to kill roe v. wade, and to pursue a national abortion ban. their agenda is very clear. extreme maga republican agenda is very clear. a national abortion ban, trumps project 2025, and massive tax cuts for the wealthy, the well-off, and big corporations. that's their agenda. and, the hope that the american people should feel on this issue is that as democrats led by president joe biden and vice president kamala harris, we believe in a woman's freedom to make her own at reproductive health care decisions. we support access to contraception and birth control.

mr. sartif, i'll appreciate our cooperation believe me, i'm careful, i have a task for you to complete today, these or these, what color dresses? i decided to wear black, bopv loves them very much, these ones. mrs. gatia, i'm glad to see you again. mr. sativ, i'm also very glad, let me introduce you to mrs. green, the owner of this gallery. it's very nice, i heard from catherine, you were interested in the work after all, that she showed you? i am interested in your entire collection of arabic art, i have seen the catalogue and i want to buy everything you have. a wonderful wish, let's meet on monday, i will prepare the necessary documents. i am afraid that i only have today, i am flying to dubai tonight, we could close the deal today, but i have no time at all today. leslie, can i speak to you for a minute, excuse me, mr. zadiv. wasli, this deal is hundreds of thousands of dollars. i know, but i am going with bob to the senator today. let him go alone, it is impossible, men should have companions, but i don't want to let bob down. we may soon be breaking up. keith, i could say that everything will be fine and that you 'll make up, but i don't want em

mr. doctor, there would be two problems. there would be a black market for tickets. the prices of the tickets would be tripled or quadrupled. secondly , people would miss the connecting flights that they had planned for themselves, so we accepted all the flights that the airlines announced to us so that the people would not be bothered. we accepted the flights now, the significant part of our flights is from approximately 6:00 am to 8:00 pm . there are about 90 to 100 flights in this period of time, and maybe more than 110 flights . all your pendpiker flights are domestic flights. there are 140 passengers going from tehran to mashhad. the only check you do, the police will check it when it hurts, that check is also a superficial check, and then you go, the army will also do a check. in the end, they will check the colleagues, but on a foreign flight, well, we are talking about the goods spoon , we have the supply spoon. considerations that, by the way, dear agents our military and law enforcement are really working hard on foreign flights, they are trying to fine the

you to horace cooper his book is called y'all back in chains how joe biden's policies hurt black americans. mr. cooper, that's pretty strong title. well, i thought it was needed because. it's like a counterfactual. our presi o

mr. taras petrynenko. good evening, we are from ukraine. blackpoltava oblast, the russians struck in the morning. istika on the institute of communication as of this hour it is known about 49 dead, 219 wounded, destruction, search and rescue operations are ongoing, details about this will be included on the air from poltava region. taxes will not be raised, the rada failed the vote and is preparing to change the government, and president zelensky decided to clean up his entourage, with whom he will start. putin suddenly spoke about the negotiations and voiced his ultimatums, as well as a not-so-warm reception in mongolia, they actually met a russian dictator in ulaanbaatria and why was he not extradited to the un international criminal court in gaza? kudrytsky was fired, he talked about why the members of the supervisory board of ukrenergo are following him, and who removed the official that zahid asked for. give it the go-ahead, the rada is asking the big seven to allow them to strike russia, are escalations afoot again, are we waiting for long-

mr. lombard himself admitted that he sent 20 people to the next world, well, they were blacks, blacks, whites, what difference does it make, they are our brothers, but you, of course, are interested in my case, please, yesterday i could not say about it, i was not brought up to speak about such things topics in male society. steylar was my maid, sweet, helpful, suddenly i find out that she, this sixteen-year-old creature, is pregnant, it is not known from whom, of course, i had to throw her out, her parents, decent people, did not want to cover up her sin, and what happened to her, well, when everyone turned away from her, she committed an even more serious sin, she killed herself, she drowned herself. what did you feel when you found out about this, and i felt sorry for her, you are not tormented by a guilty conscience, i have absolutely nothing to reproach myself with, her own shameless behavior, that's what made her do it, remember, life is what you make of it, the past concerns me only as much as i want it to. move forward, don't look back. i asked rogers today what his mistress was sick

mr president you said of vice president harris i didn't know she was black until a number of years agoed black and now she wants to be known as black. the bigger picture question. why do you think it's appropriate to weigh in on the racial identity of your opponent? >> mr. trump: i don't and i don't care what she is. you make a big deal of something i couldn't care less. whatever she wants to be is okay with me. >> david: those were your words that's why i'm asking you. >> mr. trump: i don't know i read that she wasn't black that's what you put out and i will say that and then i read she was black and that's okay either 1 is okay with me that's up to her. >> david: vice president harris your thoughts? >> mr. trump: >> mrs. harris: honestly it's a tragedy that we have somebody who wants to be president who consistently over the course of his career attempted to use raise to divide the american people i do believe the vast majority of us know we have so much more in common than what separates us we don't want this approach which is constantly trying to divide us especially by race and do

mr. tibbs. - "in the heat of the night," sidney poitier was playing a black man who was strong, who was smart,e just trying to clarify some of the evidence. was mr. colbert ever in this greenhouse? say, last night about midnight. - this is 1968, you don't have black men hitting white men in movies and getting away with it, and living to tell the tale, anyway. and he does. - there was a time, when i could have had you shot. - sydney poitier completely holds his own, not just as an actor, but as the character, virgil tibbs. at its core, it's a murder-mystery, but it's also about the way america's starting to change. - the winner is: "in the heat of the night," walter murch. [cheers and applause] [rousing militaristic music] - in south vietnam today, about 20,000 allied troops are pushing through on the ground to khe sanh, the outpost held by 5,000 marines and now accessible only by air. - all of this is bound for khe sanh. tons of ammunition and supplies, to be parachuted in to the marines tomorrow. - have you been here 2 1/2 months since the heavy shelling's been going on? - i got here-- i arri

mr. president, you recently said i didn't know she was black until a number of years ago. was needed more and more. we didn't see it last night. details on policies to fix america but first let's check in with my buddies dagen and sean to hear what's coming up. >> thank you, e-mac we have a great show coming up. we're going to unpack what happened last night at the debate with congressman pat falllon, and the corporations need to be taxed more to keep your national debt monica crowley on that. dagen: joni ernst on kamala harris saying one of my passions is small business. well why do your policy proposals want to crush them? and tomi lahren talks debate also taylor swift -- sweating over it, top of the hour. ...to empty nest... ...to free birds. vanguard personal advisor can help you prepare for every chapter. we got this. that's the value of ownership. meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working w