john leslie, by him, one of the sets of these functions were a form of collective punishment for the steel young people. so these sanctions are illegal. begin with the whole list knows that these sanctions did not affect to the ceiling of gene. rather, it affected the city and people. this is always but the way it comes with conditions. whenever you want to do something with the west, you have to follow the rules. you have to, to give them something they won't, they, but this condition and getting bounce off from the celia, which is the logical. i'm assuming a be searching can't do that basically because there are some previous documents with the country. so shaw has helped syria for 4 years. supported c o. yeah, they told me to the ministry and in many ways it was always unconditional. russia was opposing these functions since the beginning because they know that this is in human tools to punish the people about last week. you rock sound that the alarm about security threats emerging in syria. my dad sent a direct message to damascus regarding potential isis forces amassing syrian d

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election against john perry which was razor close and even afterwards, after being exposed dan insisted those documents were fake but accurate, enough to make your hair hurt. in 2020 when lesliefter donald trump poured her, to look into the explosive potential election changing content of hunter by his laptop as far as the extent of corruption within the biden family, and leslie in the most condescending manner possible lecture trump that the blacktop could not be verified and therefore was not a story. how was looking now leslie? obviously ahead of the selection, the vice president debate, j.d. vance wiping the floor of a goofy tim walz. fact-checking vans and when he turned around and fact-checked them, very effectively, they cut off his mic, we've never seen that before during debates so a great point they're finally this interview with kamala harris, which was done well over voting began, so devastating to her campaign they try to limit the damage is much as possible, by editing out all of those incoherent words that occurred again and again in the interview, let's put it this way 60 minutes used to be a proud place, mike wallace, they did this to themselves and legacy me

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john, thank you. if you're looking for some tasty ideas to kick off your super bowl sunday, leslie dabney, the vineyard back with some fun ideas that might score a touchdown with your guests. good morning to you, leslie. good morning, stephanie. and yes, we're one day away, but itgs not too late. yeah, to have some delicious food for the game. absolutely, sir. tell us what you've got plan year. well, i have 3 different recipes that are all including alligator since all the new orleans, gaza kidding. actually, i have some delicious brought where sliders that we're going to make with beer cheese and beer braised onions why not young me? so we're going to start there. and of course, the best part of it is this delicious beer cheese so i already have my dark beer and i put it in my pan and i'm going to bring that to a little because we want to go ahead and melt. archie's is i think with a broad worst cheddar cheese. yeah. that sounds too. was better eye. and summary at the will add that cheddar to this and will are. so this is a great year, which is a it's a really good melting cheese and it really will ta

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