pruitt suspected corwin might be responsible.y publicized attack on wendy gauntt, mr. pruitt remembered something strange from right after the murder of mary risinger. ben pruitt recalls daniel corwin coming to work the day after halloween 1987 with cuts on his hands. narrator: could daniel lee corwin be the man who was attacking local women? it looked that way, but in the absence of any physical evidence -- and there was none -- there was no way to be sure. police procedurals look so simple on tv, and they're just not. you know, even when you know it's somebody, it's not about knowing. you got to prove it. ♪ narrator: texas investigators were familiar with daniel lee corwin. when debra ewing was raped and murdered back in 1987, corwin was brought in for questioning. just hours before debra's murder, corwin had been installing cabinets at the vision center where debra worked, and as an ex-con who served time for a sexually motivated attempted murder, he was a potential suspect. burrough: what really struck the people who intervie

and captain pruitt, thanks for being here with your words as well.entative justin jones and sonia pruitt. thanks so much. >>> that is going to do it for me. thank you for watching another edition of velshi on msnb c i am charles coleman jr. if yo want me watch where i i am right here as legal analyst and charles coleman podcast. ali will be back and velshi airs saturday and sunday morning from 10:00 a.m. and noon thanks for making shy job easier today. stay right where you are because inside jen psaki begins right now. e inside jen psaki b right now. in if you thought we learned a lot about the general election. lot about the general election. >>> a way to we show you everything that happened this weekend. joe biden and donald trump helped duelinie

the tapes have yet to come to light but now we have pruitt out because after 20 years he can talk.t can you tell us about your experience? participating on the show. would it be damaging to the trump campaign if the tapes were released today? >> that's a great question. i try to view this problem through three lenses. i think you have the personal, the political and then the permission. if i were to think about the personal one, the first lens on how to view this, for me, this is water off a ducks back. he didn't say to my face. it's not that i heard it come out of his mouth because that would have gone down very differently for mr. trump. this is not a matter of me to go back and forth with fifth grade your , jokes. did you hear what he said about you going back and forth chasing hollywood headlines. a personal piece is neither here or there for me. what's important are the other two factors, the political and permission. the premedical -- political is what you touched on. the election is decided in seven key swing states on a very small margin in the suburbs of atlanta, philadelp

and we're all wishing miss hattie pruitt a very happy birthday. heather. >> yeah, what a great story. eat healthy and be kind. that's what we all need to do. thank you so much, crystal. appreciate it. okay. let's turn things over now to rosemary. i know that you do both of those things. you're awfully kind. and i see what you eat around here. you're always quite healthy. likewise >> thank you. heather. yes. well, you got to be right when the family is around. maybe relaxed a little bit, but try to stay healthy when i can. giving you a live look here over the bay and the city of san francisco, where we have a little bit of fog there moving across the bay. we will have just a bit inside the bay come tomorrow morning, but tomorrow, especially for our inland cities, going to be a hot one. we have a heat advisory that begins at 10 a.m. we'll go until 10 p.m. for the santa clara valley san jose expected to hit about 90 degrees, but some areas will be in the mid to upper 90s. areas like morgan hill and gilroy. and as we take a look, you can see in centra

and i should note that trump's campaign flatly denied these claims made by pruitt, telling cnn, quote, this is a completely fabricated and bs story that was already peddled in 2016. nobody took it seriously then and they won't now because it's fake news. bill bruit joins me now for his first television interview since making these accusations and that slight peace and bill, it's great to have you here. i want to talk about the nda and the limits of it in a moment. but, first on that explosive allegation, in this, can you just describe for viewers what you say you saw happened and what you heard from donald trump sure. >> first of all, the apprentice, which is 20-years-old now, when it debuted, is a fcc regulated game show that means that the federal communications commission regulated whether or not we could tell trump who to firing who to hire okay. >> in that we had to strategically find a way to consult with this guy is very busy at the time is quote unquote billionaire on how we would go about telling the story in the boardroom so our show runner wisely decided that we would recor

bill pruitt just in the last hour on cnn says that he and other trump employees heard trump used the word the worst racial slur possible trump's seem to have an issue with this idea. all a lie you could see him reacting and shaking his head wobbling his head, grimacing, wincing before he said, you have it wouldn't america by the end, he said the n word winning and i remember i was looking radek carolyn, when this was spoken and she is very pretty blonde woman whose skin when bright scarlet and. then i looked at trump to see the reaction that he was giving, like it was some sort of joke and he was still wincing. and bobbing his head and he was serious now cnn cannot verify that claim and the trump campaign in a statement called pruitt story, quote, completely fabricated. joining me now, the apprentice contestant who was the alleged subject of that racial slur quantity jackson kwame, thanks for joining us again. >> so there have you for having me abbey. there have been rumors about this story for years, but now we have pruitt coming forward and saying that he actually heard trump use t

not your j pruitt chairman of new jersey pac andrew. i promised you before we left, you obviously had something to say. we were talking about how the jewish committee viewed the american support. and i want you to obviously address that, but also is the jewish community united and supported netanyahu. and his current military strategy a wholesome, again, sort of getting down to it. no, they're not all united behind that. yeah. when this gets indo, all kinds of sort of the internal political issues with the us shouldn't be doing. and this gets into why i called it skips of frantic is the us should not as netanyahu is the prime minister of israel should not be working to undermine his effort at the same time by the way. so we are giving aid, right? we're giving lots and lots of money to is real. but at the same time, you have major democratic leaders not showing up to support in that young when he comes to address a joint session of congress. also at the same time that we're giving money to israel's enemies who can then turn around and us

we have the military status means we have pruitt time and we have the new kid on the block. now the way the court thinks about this is whoever is, is not going to satisfy the pleasure of it, of the establishment. in other words, you need to comply with the so called fiscal discipline and policy of the establishment. or you not, you must not touch on the sensitive issue unless that just a law. then that's a way to obtain these a populist or these people back to the body. say top, although he's not touching on the less but just a law that protects the king, she is engaging in, in a very aggressive economic policy to boost up that high economy. and that is probably one of the reasons why he's removed. now i understand, james, the theory is being thrown around it. oh, perhaps the one to re most a task. so inc pads on time. the daughter of texting can come up. i don't buy that argument at all. and if you want me to explore that, i'll be very pleased to ad. okay, you mentioned, let's not just stay that costs it. maybe you can help us here because some of us don't know i do, but so

and we're all wishing miss hattie pruitt a happy 190. >> yes. happy birthday, miss pruitt.i love her advice. >> just be kind. yes be kind people and you'll live long. >> that's good karma. yes >> timeless advice. all right. thanks, crystal. >> all right, let's send it over to bill. >> all right. yeah. weather out there has been pleasant temperatures. tomorrow will be warmer or hotter. it depends where you were. certainly warmer around the bay. hotter inland. right. so will these 90s. this is today. that 90 in antioch turns into 100, that 88 in fairfield turns into 99, san jose 78. today they make it to 90 tomorrow. so it's going to be pretty warm. san jose actually has the san jose. this area here from san jose south into morgan hill and gilroy. there's actually a heat advisory in effect for those folks for the day tomorrow. it's a one and done, though it's not a bunch of days in a row of heat. it's a one and done. what you notice here is angel island, certainly little smoky atmosphere, a little hazy. you probably notice there's no fog there. you think it makes sense? it's

figured and deli cheek minister of in the country while in connection with a long running corruption, pruitt, at least for more of melodies, political opponents are old. so under investigation, critics, i the charges politically motivated the country well hold election staffing in april the most definitely sandra page has been attended that rally in delhi and sand assess thoughts. the 3rd is on the india alliance and the lines of more than 20 oppositional parties to search that this joint protest. it's literally the last chance to safe the country's constitution and democracy based, big rarely here today or from to, by the reasons the rest of that is the chief minister. i've been catch revise by the enforcement directorate, which is an agency investigating serious financial crime and corruption. and let's just see mr. kits revised is involved and assault potent liquor licensing scandal in which his spots eastern, so choose the accepting bribes and kickbacks. now, very different narratives about mr. catch revise the rest on march 21st. the 1st comes from the ruling khaki b j. p beach, i p arg

and we also pruitt professional category and i will country. yeah. and on zillow, the sites, people simply don't get enough, i cavity food to it. and one of 3 french people as just keeping mute every day, whether it was a me don't. how does, how does a throwing soup at the moment, at least that change that though, as well. we know that's the best decision for phone government, mitchell, that gets us to a situation. i'm, is it is it don't respect our present. we know that the never will respect of church will. so the citizens after the tone of the situation and right now this is our only options. we have to force them to, to put in place. what can lead to our future, a sustainable l. c. food for every room, and so we all, with food food, we 30, it shows the name of the campaign where he claims a social security fault, just kind of a him for insurance. all right, is there fellow active as have reportedly been arrested at the museum after throwing suv at the moon? at least so can you give us an update on, on their situation? we don't know. go to that si

and we also pruitt professional category and i will country. yeah. and on the oldest sites, people simply don't get enough coverage if you took it. and one of 3 french people as just keeping mute every day, whether it was a mutual how does, how does the throwing soup at the moment, at least that change that though, as well. we know that's the best decision for phone cuz i'm little that gets us to take situation. i'm is it is it don't respect our present. we know that the never will respect our future. so the citizens after the tone of the situation and right now this is our only options. we have to force them to, to put in place what can lead to our future, a sustainable l. c. food for everyone. and so we all, with the food food we 30, it shows the name of the campaign where he claims a social security for assisted living for in france, for more than a 1000000 ukrainians flight to germany following russia's invasion in 2022 and with no end to their exiled, currently and sight, many are looking for ways to keep their culture and their language alive.

conducted and what is known as targeted killings. namely, eliminating high value targets such as pruitt, your generals are heavy, and it's been going on since the beginning of the syrian civil war. so it's been going on for more than a decade. now the situation is of course precarious because israel needed something to weaken house, blah, and to secure its nose and border. and in order that to begin a week and a half of a lot, if it was important to eliminate the key player who has been coordinating operations was hospitalized from the rain inside. and this was precisely generals of heavy. so perhaps the timing is odd because it's real how to act on intelligence . we don't know how many times they have tried to eliminate him, but that it has been a name of israel it's. it's no surprise. and how much does killing the leadership. in fact, we can, has the law here. the problem is that the ram has lost a very high ranking official. so this is a greatest loss of since the killing of consent, fully money and generals a heavy, he's been to get back to have since the running and revolution in t

all right, the weekend go when you want to talk to matt pruitt and whatever. what struggling is, you know, complete, lack of political, real and consensus of all important aspects. stakeholders will take but decisions and what makes them well matters worse in this indeed, is this continuous political beginning between federal government and states. and this happens to be with that new existing. and they don't know how to get the root cause of the problem. that's why people are going to and people live in delhi, this product to be free during this time. you leave here at this up in finding or you know, on the, on the delay as implementation of a guidelines set bytes before. so to come to the point spring force intervention with only work if you know governments stop this game, politically banqueting or through other folks and want to lock them solutions rather than looking for the short term we fix lucian's. so how did the supreme court even become involved in tackling pollution in the 1st place for us? well, they know the supreme court has been enrolled in fix

, roughly nationally, on the beam behind in this race and brandenburg bought the minus to kind of pruitt box. so there are behind for 4 weeks and this race at one point, a 20 percent if managed, it looks like it, almost fucked. you one percent the vote and the believe people in the s b d. believe that is a is a blueprint if you like a model for all of shorts as he looks ahead to the election next year. the national elections. they're saying look, electrolytes and the s p d can come back from a prep position. where's the run right now, nationally, and go when you go to remember this, let's kind of did you know the differences here in brenda? but the head of the, the, that's the day of the social democrats, deep avoid cost as much loft. he basically made this a referendum about him. he said, if you want be back in power, you've got to vote for the s p d. the one else is going to get your that. and that kind of message was kind of seen as quite critical. actually, people said, always black mailing the voltage, but it may and that's a can in this case and stuff. what? so at the moment all of

in miss reese and brandenburg bought the monitors to kind of pruitt box. so they are behind for 4 weeks. and this race at one point a 20 percent if monitors to it looks like it almost 31 percent level. and they believe people in the s b d. believe that is a is a blueprint if you like, a model for all of shorts as he looks ahead to the election next year. the national elections. this thing look. electrolytes an espy the con. come back from a prep position. where is that right? right. no. nationally, i'm go when you go to remember this, let's kind of regional differences here in brandon, but that the head of the, the, that's the day of the social democrats, deep avoid ca as much loft. she basically made this a referendum about him. he said, if you wouldn't be back in power, you've got to most of the s p d. the one else is going to get you that. and that kind of message was kind of seen as quite critical. actually, people set eyes, black, mailing the voltage, but me and that's a can in this case and stuff. what? so at the moment all of sorts breathes a sigh o

so for example, we see that is these reaching to an agreement with albania, way asylum, pruitt processing will happen in albania. and potentially a scenario is failed. asylum seekers will remain in albania and at the 3rd country . so it's certainly going to look like there's going to be a hodge in stones when it comes to migration into your opinion. because of the, as far as influence and how the mainstream parties are sort of feeling that they need to respond to that by themselves. taking honda positions on the issue, they'll some of your ups, fluoride parties or sympathetic to rush shot. could that impact european support for you crate and christine. so there are huge concerns about that siri, and we're certainly seeing it in the rhetoric a lot of these policies oppose, for example, sanctions on russia. they are vocal about that. they're also questioning the financial commitment that the european union has made to ukraine. this long standing support that europe is really championed in the way of financial support sending weapons. this is something that they're questioning at a time that

take a look now as it also is making headlines around was russian president vladimir pruitt and is told the chinese leaders asian peggy, that the relationship between the 2 countries is stronger than ever. they met on the sidelines of the 2 day shanghai cooperation organizations to summit in the cadillac, capital us donna, deckers president, the rest of the time. oh, do i read you type? oh, do. i'm told mr. foods it's incorrect, could help both sides reach a fast face in the will in ukraine. when craig says, rushing, may sound and drone strikes, sent in the process of killed at least 5 people. a wounded dozens, the bar osh, hitting the city on wednesday morning. the tribes present for a lot of minutes and asking repeated his appeal to allies for more air defense systems and long range weapons. to save up, some firewall is urging china to release a fishing crew on boats that was seized by beijing. china assessed the vessel violates, and the fishing band was near taiwan administered islands with saving and chinese water. edging claims itself ruled taiwan as chinese territory. yo, yo said

you're welcome to the program. russian president vladimir pruitt's incessantly attackers behind friday's deadly shooting at a concert hole in moscow having to ukraine when they were apprehended. russians all sorts, as the russian president made this at length despite repeated claims by the so called islamic state, that they are behind the attack. at least 133 people were killed in the attack on the croakers city hall report contains images that you may find distressing of the stream of moon is gather at a make shift memorial. placing tributes at the quote and surrounding the croakers city, who inside officials called him the chon building. still smoldering off the gunman seated a light following the shooting rampage. the attack one of the deadliest in russia for many years, his shops, the country, huge crowds turned out and must go to the night blood to those injured strokes. that all you have some good to someone in the course. i was shocked and felt fear and horror. i've been to a concert at crocus myself. and when i saw those horrible videos, i was shocked and then t s. even now when

and this noon against pruitt and protest today is an example of the get the type of gift that his vision and his face gave to the russian people. and i was very encouraged to see as the number of people that decided to engage in this rather ingenious form of protest. i think it's important for your viewers to know that you know, it is illegal in russia to express your opinions freely to organize and to demonstrate. and so like, seem to vomiting before he was killed by the potent more shame created this form of protracted which voters could go and register there. there are concerns about the food and regime by standing in line all at the same time. and i think it was successful, i would agree with the assessment of your, of your correspond to say successful in changing the narrative of, of the selection a successful and giving people a sense of empowerment. that is something that alexi was determined to do was to help individual russians understand that it was within their power to change the course of their country's history. and from the reports that i've read this morning and just list

a rule of law and the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity, which obviously mister pruitt as bar let it. it's a hot, it would have been a hard invitation to ton down there, especially when you look at the points that he raised and the clips that we use talking about the need for before of you instructors, which will have gone down well with his audience that or it, i think so, i mean, the vast majority of the audience would, would be countries that are either aspire to a position on the un security council, or believe that the current composition of the un security council is not particularly representative of the world. those that exist today, you think of countries like brazil and india and south africa in particular. that being said, um the truth is that neither the chinese nor the russians, i'm particularly enthusiastic about having any new permanent members on that council since it, with the, with their own power. so it's actually an issue. when you look at the details, it tends to divide the brakes countries even the original size. let's do a project from the comic e

both sides have a deepening ties mister pruitt and has accepted an invitation to visit young young . but it's not clear when that will be why suspects that north korea is providing russia with weapons for its war and ukraine. iraq of some of the writing i'm basses are in baghdad in protest after to run launch miss all strikes into northern iraq coming several civilians. my dad called the strikes a bite in violation of its sovereignty and vowed to launch a complaint with the un security council around the revolution. a god said 5 and this 1000 what it said wasn't. and these really spy headquarters in, in build the sage of your racks at north and samuel thomas cody's region. destroyed an upscale area near the u. s. consulate in air bill, the capital of new, the new rock, samuel tournaments, could if region they were claimed by iran, revolutionary dogs to in the ruins iraq's national security advisor dismissed to ron's claims. the target to be the headquarters for is wally spies. and it's regarding the claims of it being a base for israel's massage. we have looked into the place and wal

hattie pruitt is turning 109 years old. originally from mississippi, she's been in berkeley since the 1930s. it's a blessing to be able to come and see her whenever you want to. her family says she is the oldest living rosie the riveter, working at the richmond shipyards in the early 40s. they liked her because she was small. she could fit into the compact places and her welding was meticulous. i met so many people in the shipyard. her secret to a long life. kindness. you don't get nowhere being nasty to people. i remember we used to have spiders in the house. she wouldn't even kill the spiders. she'd take it up and set it outside and say it needs to live also. she stayed healthy all her life. she ate vegetables and fruit every day. she took very good care of everybody. very very loving. very sweet and very generous. and with four children, 14 grandchildren. 16 great grandchildren and at least half a dozen great great grandchildren, her birthday celebrations have always been meaningful. i think she's going to outlive everyb

the family of hattie pruitt gathers in early august. they get.throw her a big birthday party. now she just turned 109 yesterday. born in mississippi, she's been living in berkeley since the 1930s. she filled a critical role during world war two. her family says she is the oldest living rosie the riveter, working at the richmond shipyards in the early 1940s. >> i have a beautiful life, though i met so many people in the shipyard, you don't get nowhere being nasty to people. she took very good care of everybody, very, very loving, very sweet and very generous and very beautiful. >> miss pruitt says her secret to a long life kindness. she has four children, 14 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and at least half a dozen great great grandchildren. >> young people in east palo alto area are using their artistic skills to serve the community and prepare themselves for careers in art and design. interns from the east palo alto creative youth development center spent three months creating a mural at el concilio of san mateo county. it starts at the fr

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an article from propublica marcp cabinet members have made false statements to congress, scott pruittas been posted never used private e-mail account while he wasd oklahomas attorney general. found to be false. education secretary betsy devos stated during her confirmation hearing that she had noton been involved in her family foundation which has given millions of dollars to groups that oppose lgbt rights. you sit on the board. she responded i do not. later emerged in tax filings that for 17 years she served on the board as vice president. secretary mnuchin denied his former packagescr robo-signing d probably to foreclose on homeowners. that turned out not to be true. tom price health and human secretary insisted, assisted the discount he got on a biotech stock was available to every single individual investor who was invested at that time. the wall street journal reported that fewer than 20 investors were offered a discount. and most notably, attorney general jeff sessions when asked in the senate confirmation hearing if it communicated on half of the trump campaign with the russian

and frank pruitt to help support the child. but then he changed his and at the very same time wife was pregnant and day lizzie shorter goes into their to frank in his wife's bedroom and he says you she says you you would support my child. and he looks at his wife. he says, liv, do you believe that -- black --. and his wife said, yes, i do. for the last few months, you've acted nervous around her. and at that, frank grabbed a pistol and aimed it at lizzie shorter and threatened to shoot her and his wife the gun and said, i won't let you murder over my child. and he then got out of bed, lunged at her, his hands around her neck, and shoved against the wall and ordered her out of the house. later that day, lizzie shorter came back to house to get her belongings and. while she was there, frank's wife gave her some money to keep quiet. well, lizzie didn't keep quiet. she went to the courthouse and found a judge who would issue a warrant against frank for what he had done. he retaliated by getting a warrant against her for stealing mo

and frank pruitt to help support the child. but then he changed his and at the very same time wife was pregnant and day lizzie shorter goes into their to frank in his wife's bedroom and he says you she says you you would support my child. and he looks at his wife. he says, liv, do you believe that -- black --. and his wife said, yes, i do. for the last few months, you've acted nervous around her. and at that, frank grabbed a pistol and aimed it at lizzie shorter and threatened to shoot her and his wife the gun and said, i won't let you murder over my child. and he then got out of bed, lunged at her, his hands around her neck, and shoved against the wall and ordered her out of the house. later that day, lizzie shorter came back to house to get her belongings and. while she was there, frank's wife gave her some money to keep quiet. well, lizzie didn't keep quiet. she went to the courthouse and found a judge who would issue a warrant against frank for what he had done. he retaliated by getting a warrant against her for stealing mo

he maybe was on the cards to be swapped with navalny back before navalny died, according to pruitt's answer. putin hasn't directly said that's the man he wants but he has certainly suggested it, and called him a patriot, called this russian in a german jail for murder a patriot. so that gives you a clue about the kind of complexity. i heard the ambassador talking about germany. he's in a german jail. what you might be trying to figure out if you're the state department and the white house trying to inch toward an agreement, might be figuring out how you could get the germans to agree to release him, and who else might need to be released and that gives you a picture of why this may look like, as we look ahead today, it may turn out to be a major and complex multistate swap of prisoners. >> when we look at the big picture here, we've got russia in its war against ukraine that is ongoing. the upcoming u.s. election is part of what's happening here on the domestic side, keir, what does this do in either of these venues, what does it do for u.s./russia relations at this pivotal time, dom

the family of hattie pruitt gathered in early august.hey gather there each year to throw her a very big birthday celebration. she just turned 109. look at her. gorgeous. born in mississippi, she has been living in berkeley since the 1930s. she filled a critical role, as many women did during world war two. her family says she is the oldest living rosie the riveter, working at the richmond shipyards in the early 1940s. >> i have a beautiful life, though i met so many people in the shipyard, you don't get nowhere being nasty to people, she took very good care of everybody, very, very loving, very sweet and very generous. >> pruitt says her secret to a long life is kindness. she has four children, 14 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren. at least a half a dozen great great grandchildren. i am going to take that thought with me. you don't get anywhere by being nasty to people. yes, don't be nasty to people. we're just talking about road rage. >> to think about that were that's how hattie lives. 109 nine. >> look at her. i mean, i would love

many residents are stunned and trying to cope with the extent of the damage done to pruitt's family home has been wrecked. just going to the most you know, like i said, just picking up stuff in the region known as tornado alley violent spring time storms are a fact of life. but this warm of twisters was particularly large and powerful, moving rapidly from west to east, gaining strength as it bore down on fields and farms. residents rushed to shelter. we have some reports in the weather was going to be bad and there was a tornado heading our way. and so i took my kids to the basement authority, se multiple people were killed and dozens are being treated for injuries. when we have this many homes that have been destroyed and i just fully demolished, we want to make sure that every resident, every person has a kind of force. trailers were flipped like toys in wind turbine smashed to the ground. tens of thousands of people were left without power and the weather service says more storms are on their way over the next several days. rob reynolds, l g, a 0. subject of all the stories on the web

and is epa cheap scott pruitt quit when he became the subject of 13 different ethics investigations, but not before demanding an a to try to buy a used mattress for him from the trump international hotel. at some point trump got sick of the lengthy appointment process for new cabinet officials in order to avoid the senate approval after every fired by tweet, donald trump began appointing acting secretaries all over the government. who required no senate confirmation and carried with him and or of replace ability with which trump had been tweeting his cabinet secretaries anyway. in february of 2019 interview, here is how trump defended this. >> you have an acting ag -- acting defense secretary, acting chief of staff, acting interior secretary. >> it is easier to make moves when they are acting. >> so you're going to shake up? >> some are doing a fantastic job. i really like acting because i can move likely. get some more flexibility. >> it is worth noting that project 2025 encourages the next trump administration to make this tactic explicit policy. it unraveled more, if it could, aft

he prevented from expressing themselves from like a renowned pruitt with that a year. i simply think religious leaders faced intimidation, harassment, and insight. so true, it goes for palestinians, social development, world bank, the world health organization. this describes the health system in the occupied, palestinian characterizes fragmented and french are accessed to housing, is destroyed by forced expulsions, demolition orders, seizure and destruction of property, discriminatory planning, violence and intimidation from sacrilege. and the goal is to strip the economic, social, and cultural life of the palestinian people, has been decimated, off to 17 years of blockade. the population is destitute, which is subjected to destruction on an industrial scale. now of totally dependent on humanitarian aid merely to exist. this continuing military assault today, shocks a conference of the world. is it consistent with the right of self determination? mister president, one only has to ask the question to see how it on says itself of violence and restrictions imposed on pal