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then he uncorked that expletive to insult a former cabinet officer. it was the same expletive i saw him use in 2020 when he famously held up the trump acquitted headline. my question is, if you can shed light for us on how the president receives his use of public profanity, which is a practice that sets him apart from all of his predecessors. this he regarded as an effective communications device? or is it something he lapses into inadvertently in times of frustration and later regrets? karoline: one of the things the american people love about this president is that he often says what they are thinking but sometimes lack the courage to say themselves. yesterday at the podium you heard president trump express great frustration, perhaps even anger with the previous administration's policies. many have led to the crises our country is currently facing and this president is focused on fixing. thank you guys very much. we will see you next week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which and talked about the deadly midair collision

and then the president either himself or through his cabinet officers makes the actual cuts.ow that. >> laura: yeah. >> it's just a lie. >> informal advisers. harry hopkins under the fdr lived. he moved into the white house and advised trump every day. i mean, roosevelt every day. no one thought that he was an insurrectionist. it's crazy. >> laura: they know he is not. they know they are lying. and they are lying anyway. and that's all they can do at this point, because musk is exposing them all. and trump gave him authority to do it. so that's called the executive branch. victor, thank you as always. security a at the federal agency starting to get really fed one democrat lawmakers. >> we're not [inaudible] just not answers at this point. do you understand? let's talk professionally. let's go outside, okay? does everybody understand that? >> we understand we are here to request a meeting. >> yes. >> with any and all of the doge members who are inside and the answer to that we are here to meet with the administrator of lee zeldin to discuss what is going on with the epa progr

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presidency dealing with forcing cabinet wives in their husbands to interact socially with john and margaret. all right. so imagine this. you have a president coming into office, has an agenda. he's, you know, most important person in the united states economics to consider, you know, all these different factors to consider. and jackson is having cabinet where he is calling cabinet officers in and other people outside of the administration in and trying to convince them that margaret was not an immoral woman. you know, that is what he's spending a lot of psychological and personal on. and so it just creates chaos within washington. it creates chaos within the administration. jackson's cabinet splits. and in fact, by the time this whole episode over in 1831, jason essentially reconstitutes his entire cabinet because of this this situation action involving the eton marriage, which is causes, again, a lot of uproar in washington that, you know, here's here's the man that we thought would bring chaos. and he's brought even more chaos than we imagined. so those first few months of the jackson administration in 1829, andrew jackson is pretty bogged down with hiring

presidency dealing with forcing cabinet wives in their husbands to interact socially with john and margaret. all right. so imagine this. you have a president coming into office, has an agenda. he's, you know, most important person in the united states economics to consider, you know, all these different factors to consider. and jackson is having cabinet where he is calling cabinet officers in and other people outside of the administration in and trying to convince them that margaret was not an immoral woman. you know, that is what he's spending a lot of psychological and personal on. and so it just creates chaos within washington. it creates chaos within the administration. jackson's cabinet splits. and in fact, by the time this whole episode over in 1831, jackson essentially reconstitutes his entire cabinet because of this this situation action involving the eton marriage, which is causes, again, a lot of uproar in washington that, you know, here's here's the man that we thought would bring chaos. and he's brought even more chaos than we imagined. so those first few months of the jackson administration in 1829, andrew jackson is pretty bogged down with hiri

we had seven cabinet officers in the munich talking to european allies and president macron and primeister starmer at the united kingdom coming to washington next week. so we are engaging all sides and the next step is we will put technical teams forward to start talking more details. but again, just a few months ago, everyone was talking about this war as though it would never end. and just a short amount of time, president trump has everyone, they ukrainian's, the russians, they europeans talking now and debating, that is fine, how it will end. only president trump can drive that ship in conversation and we have to acknowledge that is happening. you will have voices from the outside saying it will happen this way or that way, but he is the one driving this forward. it was an honor to be with secretary rubio and that very first important discussion with the russians. >> sandra: voices from the outside invoices from the in inside. congressmen, reaction is pouring into what we heard from president trump on zelenskyy. this is senator blumenthal weighing in what he says is bay trail of u

. >> seen past presidents or cabinet officers do. >> and remember. >> elon musk has decided he wants to. hide that he doesn't want to play by the rules, that he doesn't want. >> to go through the basic. >> not very onerous, but basic transparency and ethics requirements that every other member of the. cabinet does. only he knows that. only he knows why he wants to be so secret. the times reports. that a trump official says musk operates with a level of. autonomy that almost no one. >> can control. white house staff. >> again, these are trump. people say they found themselves in the dark, that musk basically acts first, acts in secret, and lets trump and his aides. these are presidential level people sort of. >> deal with it. >> the washington post reports on a memo to federal workers, which just announces layoffs will. >> be likely. >> unless more people quit. well, that raises the question if you. have so much power over those layoffs, why are you negotiating with thousands of unnamed bureaucrats that you're constantly trashing? why don't you just. >> do it again? >> there's a balan

. >> i mean, as you hear that, it just sounds like certainly cabinet officers are lining up saying, heyknow, it's fine personal information. i mean, the question will be, of course, whether the american public is comfortable with that. >> yeah. and certainly the polling, as you were looking at, i think a little earlier this hour, suggests that there is at least some positive view of trump at the moment. the question is, at what point does all that's going on in the federal bureaucracy, if there are services that get suspended that people depend on and people are like, wait a minute, what's going on here? or if you see inflation start to go up again, or finances don't go down in terms of daily expenditures, do people get tired of all of this and say, what is going on over here? when we wanted you to focus on this. time will tell if that actually plays out. >> indeed. kevin frey, thanks so much. appreciate you joining. well, there was not a lot of drama on the field, but there is a whole lot more to the super bowl than of course, just the football game. the commercials, for example. >> oh

this room was the office and the cabinet room. he got here around 9:00.ked through day here under the most trying circumstances, under the most demanding routine that can be imagined a routine that's nothing like what our modern chief executive subject themselves to, because it involved constant interface with the public unscreened, no security checks, constant flow of people, he would meet with members of the public and incessant stream of office secrets. somehow he managed to maintain his sense of humor. one office seeker, one day came and griped and complained and basically denounced the president to his face and. he said, you know, i helped put you here. and lincoln's response and what a mess you've got me into. perhaps the room where lincoln's spends more time than any other during his presidency. it is here where. he signs the emancipation proclamation on new year's day, 1863, following a lengthy reception downstairs, he had shaken so many hands that when he went into his office now the lincoln bedroom to sign the emancipation proclamation, his own

he played poker games with his cabinet officers. story that he had a traditional poker game on the night that congress was set to adjourn and the rule was the minute the speaker of the house called to say, we're adjourning, whoever was ahead at that moment would win. but on one of these occasions, morgenthau, his secretary of the treasury, is way ahead when the speaker calls. so roosevelt just takes the phone and pretends that it's someone else on the line. oh, i'd like to talk to you about we're in the middle of a big poker game. they keep playing and keep playing. and finally at midnight, roosevelt pulls. and then he whispered to an aide, bring me the phone. oh, mr. speaker, you're adjourning now. fine. well, boys, i'm ahead. i guess i win. so he would play poker there. he loved to sort his beloved stamps in that room. he loved to read in that room. it really was where he could relax. this is a very house, the way it's decorated. and really even the stories of it. this is a south facing room and so, as you can tell, even on a cold

coast time for the hot topic of the hour, despite senate democrats holding a 30 hour protest, cabinet picks officethis morning will play a pivotal role reducing spending reallocating funds alongside elon musk's doge, democrats taking fight against doge to the courts federal judge limiting aggregation's access to the treasury yield department payment system records after three union groups filed a lawsuit. another judge temporarily delaying president trump's federal employee buyout deadline to monday those taking deal receive pay benefits fru september 30 white house responds we are grateful to judge for extending deadline more workers refuse to show up can take administration up on very generous once in a tooiment offer so far 60,000 accepted the offer white house except these that to grow, meanwhile, u.s. aide employees usaid expected laid off today, cutting

cabinet to resign. it comes days, officer, heaps of cabinet me thing that was televised life during which gustavo petro accused as ministers of on the performing fit choices. he's made this decision to ensure great compliance and government environments. minister all the court became the spectrum to resign earlier on sunday. so i could go on the presidential election way incumbent done, you know, nobela is leading was more than 45 percent of the vote. almost 40 percent of ballots have been counted and the exit polls suggested he could win an outright victory with more than 50 percent. above his main rival, his royal result gonzales, a close ally form. i left this president rafael crown. while i live on through, i'm fiancee joins us live from bullets in neighboring columbia. alessandra results are beginning to come in. how's it looking so far? yes, cetera. et voting is under way, as you said, the votes are being counted. the, however, the results are coming in much slowly, much slow or the sorry. then expects that the as we speak right now, the incumbent president then yet and no boy is leaving with 45.

will be great for the billionaire tech titans who had seats better than those of the incoming cabinet officers. so president trump was very clear that he's going to govern in a way that was different than candidate trump. you're going to play a very instrumental role in this administration, if confirmed, and i believe the best way to sort of judge or guess what the future looks like in terms of your conduct is to look at the past. and in december, 2019, i wrote to the g.a.o. asking them if o.m.b., you, the previous trump administration had violated the impoundment control act by withholding funds from ukraine. and in january, i got the response back, and their conclusion was, yes, that you had violated the impoundment control act. mr. chair, i ask unanimous consent that the letter i received from the g.a.o. be entered in the record. chair graham: without objection. sen. van hollen: i listened carefully to the exchange you had with senator murray and you had a very clear opportunity to say yes, you will comply with the impoundment control act. i didn't hear you say that. just to give you anothe

yeah. whose office on us is a secure to cabinet, is going to meet on monday to discuss the 2nd phase of the guns. and is ready as type in the profit in southern gas that has killed 3 palestinian police officers. that's despite the ongoing sous 5, which includes a pause and facilitates us as the policeman were deployed. help secure the entry of 8 trucks, one and back to them 23 rebels that have funds from profitably an eastern democratic republic of congo. they say they've changed the key city of a couple of weeks after taking goalbooks, the biggest sitting in the region level say the continue on to construction and legally operated gold. mine has collapsed in western. molly kelly, at least 48 people, emergency services and volunteers are still searching for survivors. the bundle the site was formerly used by a chinese firm. it's the 2nd major incident of its kind in molly this year, which is one of africa's leading gold producers. and is really drawn, strikers killed, at least the 3 people in southern lebanon, several others were injured from the miss. i'll hit a car and the time i wa

the meeting that's from y'all's office announced as role secures and cabinet. we'll meet on monday to discuss the 2nd phase of the goals. and it's really a striking rasa in southern golf as kills free policy, me and police officers, despite the ongoing sci fi, which includes a pause in hostilities, not says the policeman was employed to help secure the entry of a truck. as only soldiers have torn down buildings in the nor schanzer refugee camp, they using bulldozers to destroy homes on infrastructure. within $40000.00 palestinians have been displaced in less than a month. south is ready for us as launched a large scale operation. and it will be applied westbank troops. those are conducting raids, making progress on this now. okay, now we will go to the sound of excavators. digging the camp that yards on the main street and destroying some of the house was completely originally they were partially destroyed. but they reduced them to revel today. well i, um, i'm head jodie and we got this place to my family members went to the relatives and neighbors. where can we

is kind of just remarkable because here, you have a career foreign service officer finding himself in this number two cabinetevel position in the executive office of the president. and then he continues, right? guest: yes, and then he goes to the pentagon. host: health and human services. guest: yes, hhs. host: and then he returned to the foreign service because henry kissinger, because of course, how do we talk about this period of time and not mention henry kissinger. he surfaces. personally asks president ford to have -- well, i guess, it is get me carlucci to portugal. tell us about what was going on in portugal at the time and why henry kissinger thought your father was a person who could address what he needed in portugal. guest: during this period of time, portugal was transitioning . the 50 years prior, portugal was under an autocracy and kissinger was extremely worried that -- and convince that portugal was going to fall under communist rule so he wanted to send carlucci to portugal to change the situation. my dad, nominated as ambassador there, goes to portugal, and within -- and is the kind of sam

yeah. whose office on, on israel security cabinet is going to meet on monday to discuss the 2nd phase of the kansas. and is there any error so i can verify in southern gas as killed swing palestinian police officers. this despite the ongoing, sees fire, which includes a pause in facilities. alma says the policeman would apply to help secure the entry of a trucks for one done by 1023 levels of advancing rapidly in eastern democratic republic of congo. they say that seems the king city of chicago weeks after taking go month, the biggest city and the region level, se they'll continue on to construct. so the, a european leaders will meet in paris on monday to address the war in ukraine after a us push to end the conflict. so europe sidelined french president and monument com is hosting the emergency meeting in response to washington's initiative and u. k. prime minister and german john, so i've had of nato all expected to attend non subsidy us envoy to ukraine, said you would not have a seat and a russian us summit expected in the coming days inside the radio. if things president let him

again, this is kind of just remarkable because here you have a career service officer now finding in this number two cabinet level position in the in the executive office of the president. right and then he continues with lindbergh, right. he goes with weinberger to the 80 w and then goes with weinberger to the and he becomes step secdef at. the and then and then at and now h.w., of course is what we call now health and human services hhs and. then he returns i love this piece of the story to the foreign service because henry kissinger because of course we had we talk about this period having not mentioned henry kissinger. so he surfaces and he personally, as president. ford mm hmm. to have well, i guess it's get me carlucci to portugal. so us tell us what was going on in portugal at the time and why henry kissinger thought that your father was a person who could address, you know, what he needed and right. so during this period of time, portugal was transitioning. the 50 years prior, portugal under an autocracy and kissinger was extremely worried and convinced that portugal was going to fall under communis

and so, on this critically important vote for our country, i don't think there is a cabinet officer more important at this moment in our history. i urge my colleagues to say no to this nomination. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the democratic whip. mr. durbin: i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. alsobrooks. it is not a real government agency. it has no authority to make spending decisions. "doge has no authority to shut programs under ignore federal law. doge conduct, i said cannot be allowed to stand. congress must take action to restore the rule of law. his response, here's what mosque said quote hysterical reactions like this is how you know that doge is doing work that really matters and that quote this is the one shot american people have to defeat bureaucracy and restore democracy. give me a break. nothing screams democracy like having a secret squad of company men pull off a hostile takeover of america social security and tax information in the dead of night. that i

he was the guy with mandate for change that is putting up his cabinet was on theo officers who he wantsd, not just putting them forward, he has come to heel, met with senators -- to the hill, and met with senators and building a coalition, telling people we need everyone there, we has led from the front why we is such a great leader and we're blessed to have him as president of united states right now. larry: maximum pressure on iran. we have prime minister netanyahu in dc, maximum pressure, economy sanctions. stop the oil sales, stop china from buying oil and breaking the sanctions, and how about nuclear threats senator markwayne mullin. >> well, i think right now they already have some form of nuclear ability, but we don't know what deliver mechanism they have yet, what president trump has didn't he will make iran choose if they continue to fund this nuclear program, that we can never allow them to have, you can imagine leading the world terrorist organization to have nuclear power it would destabilize the whole region, president the hard sanctions like first in office, causing the po

now to that meeting, that's now as office announced that as role security and cabinet we'll meet on monday to discuss the 2nd phase of the office is fine and is rarely striking ross and stuff and gaza is kale 3 palestinian police officers. this is despite the ongoing sci fi, which includes a pause in house, tennessee. i'm office of the policeman was employed to help secure the entry of a truck on europe and meet us have been left, sidelined as washington and moscow for pad to host negotiations in saudi arabia on ending the war in ukraine. the well ukrainian president lodge means the landscape has met with the european foreign ministers on the us and vice president of the munich security conference, where he restated his position. but any peace agreements can only happen with ukraine's participation. wrapping up the conference, the chapman christopher has done highlights of the growing tension between the european union and the united states. after the speech of vice president vance on friday, we have to fear that our coming value base is not that common anymore. i'm very grateful to all th

you can see there is definitely an office building with filing cabinets.s. >> this is the first roman basilica. it is amazing. reporter: this is part of an important public building located in a large roman forum. >> the building is 40 meters long, 20 wide and two and a half stories wide, a huge roman building designed to impress. a statement of their commitment to london and possibly reflect the change in the status of london and the fact that london was becoming the capital of britain. reporter: this is the center of the modern city. close to here was the roman basilica and forum, 2000 years ago it would have been the beating heart of ancient london. it would have been a thriving place with shops, offices and bustling markets. in this building here was where all of the major political and administrative decisions were made. the building the basilica is under is about to be redeveloped. the discovery has meant every designed to open the site to the public. >> the columns have had to literally move position so you are not destroying what is found in the gr

hot topic of hour despite senate democrats holding a 30 over protest president trump's cabinet picked for the officemanagement and budget route spoken for along party lines the votes will be sworn in this morning he will play a pivotal role in reducing spending and reallocating funds alongside elon musk's doge. democrats taking the fight to the courts the federal judge the midi the agencies access to the treasury department payment system after three union groups filed a lawsuit, another judge temporarily delaying president trump's federal employee buyout deadline that deadline is extended until monday it was supposed to end last night those who take the deal will receive pay benefits through september 30 the white house responding to the ruling, we are grateful to the judge for extending the device more federal workers who refuse to show to the office on the very generous once-in-a-lifetime offer about 60000 employees accepted this offer and the white house expects that number to grow, meanwhile usaid u.s. aid, those employees are expected to be laid off today and drastically that cuts the agency f

we will go to 1863 which is when lincoln would have used it as an office in a cabinet room.e there in that space at the very top there is president lincoln and his cabinet right up there. and so each of these tells multiple stories about that particular space. how it is used now and how it has been used over time. thenen we have four takeover fis will multi- about the history of the house on the whole. another will tell you about war and the white house. and so you learn more in depth about the house and in between those films you can delve into the individual rooms. i'm going to s of bob riley my calling of many years to show us some of the furniture in here. these are actual replicas of the the whiteinside house. >> is exactly right for their skill to size. >> the front of the house is a one -- five ratio of the front i would have to ask one of my colleagues of the interior ratio. but the detail in each of the pieces of furniture from the candlesticks, to the mantle pieces if youne look over here, susan look at them blue room the very famous blue furniture with the heavily

evidence of the i these many people i see the news so bad to destroy them, to the cabinet favors the way the the office say are cool. seeing the breaking down into it to the, to the the sale define the charge to the system, the fuse ready table for the best reading, the ever swing. we thank you. siad, national life, god willing our children will follow your path. you sacrifice yourself for this nation. is certainly in heaven, and he will be a thorn in the eye of these re lease. and now that our souls belong to sy administer all law and we are walking on his path in his footsteps. we are deeply heart broken because we are not with him. we are in deep pain because we have been orphaned without him. the sayed, we have now become orphans. let's cross now 2 journalists, mohammed sh, i'm sitting in. they roots mohammed, good to have you on with us israel, as we've seen as updates and threats to retaliate and even sent war planes to fly over the lebanese capital. while his son, as well as funeral, is taking place. so what kind of messes are they sending here by doing this? okay, is when you have a couple of t

israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu off to a meeting that's in you all his office announced is real security cabinet. we meet on monday to discuss the 2nd phase of the goal is a ceasefire. and is ready as strikes, has killed 3 positive police officers and southern guns at the spot in the ongoing seats upon which includes a pause in facilities. is ready forces of co dot more raids into a car and nearby refugee camps is wise for the operation occupied westbank. and it is a 4th week of school and novice has also targeted the past on red crescent society says a 13 year old boy was injured when trump know from a bullet to get his feet. several other children also hurt in the attack. i mean, the sams refugee camp is where the soldiers use bulldozers to tear down homes and destroy infrastructure within 40000 palestinians have been forced from the home since israel began it so probation, cold, iron will not say now that we will go to the sound of excavators, digging the camp that yards on the main street and destroying some of the house was completely originally they were partially destroyed, but they reduc

that's now is office announced as well, security cabinet. we'll meet on monday to discuss the 2nd phase of the goal. it's a ceasefire. and it's really striking. rockland southern gaza has skills free policy and police officers thoughts despite the ongoing sci fi, which includes a pause in austin disease. and law says that the policeman were deployed to help secure the entry of a trunk. blonde and barked m 23 rebels odd. bouncing rapidly, eastern democratic republic of congo, they say they've seized the key city of cub weeks off to taking gun law. the biggest city in the regions, rebels say they will continue on to control side of thousands of african leaders have been missing for the 2nd and final day of the african union, summit's fussing, and the democratic republic of congo as well as all the conflicts have been among the issues discussed on corresponding harm. acosta is an artist of a buffer us, a abigail, a need to say a lot has happened diplomatically in the last 24 hours. they are to be processed in the peace process. and the, the 1st

yeah. whose office and as israel security cabinet, we'll meet on monday to discuss the 2nd phase of the jobs and is ready here. so i can verify in southern guy that has killed a 3 palestinian police officers suffice the ongoing ceasefire, which includes a pause in facilities on a says the police were deployed to help secure the entry of each trucks. the you'll see bending is a form that is where the justice minister, who's joining us not from tennessee. thank you very much. indeed for being with us . i want to ask you about what us but least invoice the back of has been telling fox news, but the 2nd phase of the seas far in gaza will happen. he says, but negotiations on how it will work will continue. i. it was under the impression that the criteria for the 2nd phase and indeed the 3rd phase were already in place . it was just a question of actually talking it through and agreeing that it was going to happen . is this laying the groundwork for some sort of shifting of gold posts and i hope not cuz i mean the, my impression was like hills uh and i saw that it was it done dude a but it ma

office. and his cabinet room. and through the technology that we have here at this rail, at this bench behind us, you could literally spend two or 3 hours delving into each room what takes place there, how it's been used historically. can i show you a sample which you certainly can. let's step over here and take a look at the lincoln bedroom here. actually, let's go first to the treated room. that's one that you really don't see much. and then that's where you can see up there in the treaty room. there is the desk that the treaty of paris was signed on. and the spanish ending the spanish-american war in 1898. if we come over here to the lincoln bedroom each of these is in front of a tower of rooms, and you can unpack the stories in that tower from each of these boards. so we'll go to the 1863, which is when lincoln would have used it as an office and as a cabinet room. and if you look up, you can see there in that space at the very top, the there's president lincoln and his cabinet right up there in that space. an

well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu officer that meeting, that's neil's office, announced as well. secures and cabinet. we'll meet on monday to discuss the 2nd phase of the gaza ceasefire. as rainy as strongly because cale 3 palestinian police officers and southern gaza knots despite ongoing supply, which includes affords animals, tennessee, equines, president. lots of incidents key is landed in the united arab emirates. he says he's not been invited to a michigan, saudi arabia between us and russian negotiators. the rondon backed m. 23 rebels have reached the center of because in the east and democratic republic of congo. now the cities of vital supply held for the army and a transit points, the rest of minerals. the complex government says it is doing everything possible to regain control and wake county reports now from government in north keeping province. it was from the cumulative allies, including doors from dam 20 to good, physically tories east, as when they actually took a couple days, send them across the ticket, public of google into citizen deepen dis square, telling people to stay mental

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costs saying he's confident face to tools will happen is ready. prime minister's office saying that the security cabinet is going to meet to discuss phase 2. and yet we have these comments coming from monica rubio and from donald trump, talking about the removal of people from gaza. us yeah, it is really sometimes hard to wrap one's head around all of these contradictions, but you know, for now what we can figure out is that the trump administration wants israel to continue going through the motion. so there was a delegation that will go to kyra to discuss the hurdles that is really imposed on the implementation of phase one of the cease fire agreement, which will end on march the 1st uh and that those hurdles are the prevention of the entry of mobile homes of tons of heavy equipment to remove the rubble of medical equipment necessary to resume function in the hospitals that as well systematically destroyed. and then you'll have a meeting for the israeli government tomorrow at 6 30 in the evening. local time where the cabinet will discuss face to the americans know very well that there is strong opposit

we know these really prime minister's office is saying the security cabinet is going to be monday to discuss the phase 2 . is there a cautious optimism that things might be moving forward to look, i think we need to distinguish for our viewers between the optimism that families and ordinary families of is really captives an ordinary palestinians. hold on to because that's really all they have. and between the current atmosphere in the is rarely cabinet. we have to remember, this is a right wing coalition. already one member of that coalition left the cabinet in protest of his real entering phase one of the cease fire agreement. and there is a key minister administer finance, but silence must rich, who said he would take down the government if it agrees to phase 2. in contrast to you have the families of his ready captives who need phase to to happen in order for the remaining is really capt. this to be set free. you have thousands of palestinian families was loved. ones are imprisoned or disappeared by israel also need this. these fire to hold in order for them to be united with thei

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