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we will support him in doing _ abide by. we will support him in doing so — abide by.vidence about the past, domestic abuse and — evidence about the past, domestic abuse and sexual offending, not, and will he _ abuse and sexual offending, not, and will he accept recommendations six which _ will he accept recommendations six which looks at review of indecent exposure — which looks at review of indecent exposure allegations and other allegations against serving police officers — allegations against serving police officers. at minimum, sure he can accept _ officers. at minimum, sure he can accept that— officers. at minimum, sure he can accept that today? only suspending beoble _ accept that today? only suspending people for criminal offences once they have — people for criminal offences once they have been charged? once investigations are being launched into a _ investigations are being launched into a serving police officers around _ into a serving police officers around domestic abuse or sexual offences, — around domestic abuse or sexual offences, those offices should b

| that the criticisms of his abiding were _ that the criticisms of his abiding were inaccurate, _ that- that the criticisms of his abiding were inaccurate, gratuitous and| were inaccurate, gratuitous and wrong — were inaccurate, gratuitous and wrong how _ were inaccurate, gratuitous and wrong how did _ were inaccurate, gratuitous and wrong. how did the _ were inaccurate, gratuitous and wrong. how did the special- were inaccurate, gratuitous and - wrong. how did the special counsel respondm — respond... studio: l respond... . studio: you respond... - studio: you get a respond... — studio: you get a sense of most of those questions in that white house briefing room and about the contents of that report calling into question president biden�*s memory. it is not just reporters who have been asking the questions. we have also seen us vice president kamala harris heading back at some of the allegations made against the president. she has been on television denouncing them, saying it is pure politics, calling it politically motivated. take a listen. i it politically motivated. take a listen.

so effectively, for 2 years the iranians were more or less abiding by commitments, whereas the americans had or were violating all of their commitments. it is for the americans to come back to the table, the europeans to come back to the table that we had negotiations. we almost had a deal early on in the roll, honey administration, but again, the americans box. so if the americans want to deal, it's up to them to take the final steps that we can get there. wow. i'm a little bit shocked to, to hear this. so you say there is still room to talk or, or ring to salvage whatever is left that, that iran is open to more talk. yeah. so it depends on the united states, if they agree to the full implementation of the deal, not a partial implementation of the deal. and if they give the necessary assurance, it is then yes, we could go back and revive the j. c p. o, a 20 ron is open to the restoration of the deal and we've always been open to the restoration of the deal. but we have to have a partner that we can be sure that they will fulfill their obligations. and the americans have to agree to a te

the fact that there's been no more information since that the notice went out uh, is that they're abiding by it, the other interesting thing is, how do we even know about the denotice because it's all secret, the only newspaper that received it that publicized it was socialist worker, world the world was social, no you're right, no it was socialist worker and then the world socialist website, publisheds an article about it, yeah, but it went to every editor and so many senior journalists would have known about it and none of them publicized it, right? they never sent one, they didn't send it to the classified, because they tried, they tried it on us once about an article we wrote about british support for the dictator in cameroon, uh, paul beer, and we said, no, they said we want you to censor this article, we said no, but the fact that no journalist publicize it, and all of them seem to be um uh uh abiding by it is is a disgrace and makes them complicit um yes uh so there's two strands to this really there's the there's the deep deep involvement military and intelligence via cyprus. and

the democrats kick off the contest to choose the presidential nominee, prison abiding. when's a predicted landslide in south carolina? the 1st primary in his campaign, but his low approval ratings being the boat, the vote is still being seen as a test office future re election. chances will have analysis the us and britain launched 2nd nights of retaliatory attacks against rainy and linked to the meshes. washington and london say that target of sites belonging to who the rebels in yemen. this follows us as strikes in iraq and the no, i'm totally illogical. welcome to the program. we begin in the us and as expected, president joe biden has won the democratic primary in south carolina by a landslide. still, observers all keeping a close watch on the turn out at this election. biden's approval ratings are low at the moment, but this vote will be a key test of support, especially among black voters as the face of the reelection battle with his likely challenger donald trump, chairs by them speaking earlier, the company installed in his home state, delaware. this is not just a campaign, this i

the fact that there's been no more information since that the notice went out uh is that they're abiding by it the other interesting thing is how do we even know about the d- notice because it was all secret the only newspaper that received it that publicized it was socialist worker world the world was social no you're right social worker and then the world socialist website published an article about it yeah but it went to every editor and so many senior journalists would have known about it, none of them publicized it, right? they never sent one, they didn't send it to declassified because they tried, they tried it on us once about an article we wrote about british support for the dictator in cameroon, uh paul beer, and we said no, they said we want you to censor this article, we said no, but the fact that no journalist publicize it and all of them seem to be um uh uh abiding by it is is a disgrace and makes them complicit um yes uh, so there's two strands to this really, there's the there's the deep, deep involvement, military and intelligence via cyprus mainly, and then there's the m

this has been a concern of abiding and ministration for some time. and they have been threatening to make moves on this. and now we are seeing that come to a fresh fruition and it has been causing a huge risk with the between the is riley us relationship and. and we are now seeing the fruits of that come out the question of how effective this will be, terry remains to be seen because, you know, they, we not sure exactly how many, how, how many assets of these, these people have in the us. but it's certainly showing a very strong sign, a very strong signal, and they were even rumors that was been reported in at least one media outlet that the, the administration were considering also including to government ministers. they, they shot away from doing that, but it just goes to show what is possible. what kind of message does this send to the is really government's rebecca as well. it is a very strong message and we have say, the as riley government prime minister, netanyahu coming out against this move, we're saying other ministers more fall right? mini

been realized in our government with the help of our colleagues, then and of course the us should abide by the results and by the outcome of that deal, in the meantime. will move forward in line with our foreign relations and foreign policy in developing cooperation and interaction with all countries, this is a central plank of our foreign policy, we focus, we have a special focus on asia and our neighbors of course. i'd like emphasize at the end that of course the recommendation by the leader and respected president, they recommend us all and all my colleagues at the foreign policy in the foreign policy apparatus that with your help, with the help of you you, our missions in iran in tehran, whatever that was reached by the heads of both countries, and also the diplomatic documents signed accordingly, we should, we should pursue them according. in order to realize and secure common interests, the common interests of iran, the iranian nation and other neighboring and neighboring and friendly countries with which we have diplomatic relations, i hope the results of these agreements will be

they want the rights of all to be protected, they cannot abide bullies and sheets.hey cannot abide people who trash our nation, or failed to defend its interest or the institutions that protect them. we often on this side of the house rightly criticise the former leader of the labour party. for the things that he stood for and for being wrong on those matters but i will tell you one thing about the former leader of the labour party, least he thought he was right on those matters. the current leader of the labour party is quite happy to do what he knows to be wrong. he puts the interest of the labour party before the interests of the british people. it is the labour leader that doesn't get britain and the past week has shown that he is not fit to lead it. canl can i suggest that the priority of this house should be to command the public confidence of our voters and that i don't think they or indeed the majority of this house feel that we resolved anything about the question of gaza and israel yesterday so can i suggest to my right honourable friend that the governmen

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our movement, we believe the highest priority should be law-abiding americans, not illegal aliens.e have to take care of our shoulder -- soldiers, veterans, police and firemen, people who have left our country. you see it over the last few days. i don't know what it is. i wonder why it doesn't seem -- because the fake news does not want to report migrant -- we call it migrant crime, it is unbelievable what is going on. now for the first time you are seeing migrant crime. these are tough people. many of them come out of jails and mental institutions. they are not just sitting there looking for jobs, learning english, looking to get a great job. these are tough people. these are hardened criminals in many cases. now you are seeing migrant crime. when a policeman goes up to them, they laugh right in the policeman's face and punch them in the face. these are not innocents. these are tough people and we are taking them by the millions. we are taking millions of people. millions and millions. we have no idea who they are, where they come from. we are not doing it anymore. we are not doin

, ., prospect that hamas are abiding by it. ~ ., ., prospect that hamas are abiding by it.day, do ou think it. also the vote on wednesday, do you think the _ it. also the vote on wednesday, do you think the speech _ it. also the vote on wednesday, do you think the speech will— it. also the vote on wednesday, do you think the speech will have - it. also the vote on wednesday, do you think the speech will have any l you think the speech will have any bearing on how that goes? it will be interestin: bearing on how that goes? it will be interesting to _ bearing on how that goes? it will be interesting to see _ bearing on how that goes? it will be interesting to see how— bearing on how that goes? it will be interesting to see how labour- interesting to see how labour decides to vote on that, i assume they're going to abstain. they can't possibly for an snp motion that disagrees with labour's national policy, even if it appears to be in concurrence with the scottish labour party possession. this is a problem that all parties have a devolution. if the national party and the scotti

i don't remember exactly, but um, this is obviously something that nato has not abided by spending 5 time. right? exactly. it's expanded 5 times since it's a 5 waves of expansion. since we've gotten to this point where ukraine and georgia as the russian president said in this interview, who are essentially in danger. well, obviously this colored revolution happened in 2014 and ukraine. and georgia has long been under threat of having its own cover color revolution as well funded by, you know, western powers, specifically the united states. so, obviously, nato expansion continued. and even when the, in the months that preceded the launching of the russian, a special military operation, ukraine, russia was hard at work for months trying to make the minister agreements work. trying to discuss with the west, with the west, with washington to make sure that they have a guarantee that ukraine is not going to become a part of nato. and their response was continuously that we're not going to make any guarantee like that. if, if need, if we decide that, you know, nato wants to become part of

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trump ballot and abide in special counsel -- and she's gone. never mind. let's talk to a reporter now we have without, erin doherty -- with us, erin doherty, a reporter for axios. come to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: let's talk about the special counsel and the documents case. what were -- what did he put out as saying that prosecution was not warranted against president biden? guest: right, so special counsel robert hurt did not pursue charges against president biden. the report concluded that his office felt the evidence does not establish mr. biden's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. he wrote in the report he believes a jury would find reasonable doubt at trial. and in part he wrote that biden would come across not only as sympathetic, but a common 3 -- theme throughout the report also had on president biden's memory, and he wrote that president biden, you know, was not capable of the willfulness required to forget -- to convict. he concluded there was no legal basis to pursue these charges. host: remind us of his background and how

off the international criminal court warrens of a perilous situation. india fast demanding israel abide by its order to protect palestinian lives. in other news, ukraine withdrawals troops on the front line city of i'm, they've come. it's the most significant territorial gain for russia and nearly a year. in sports, it's a see the size today of football is the race to be crowned. premier league champions heats up the top contenders livable manchester cities and also a rule and action with just 2 points. separating the 3 club, the hello. we begin in southern gaza where israel continues to launch air strikes. at least a 100 people have been killed across the strip in the past 24 hours alone. but f i has been bearing the brunt of israel's latest bombardment. one and a half 1000000 palestinians are sheltering their after earlier being told by israel to move there for their own safety. the international court of justice warrens israel to abide by its order to protect palestinian lives, adding the any new assault on drop off would make what's already humanitarian nightmare. even worse. on fri

, barber's outs are legitimate and law abiding, but barber's outs are legitimate and law abiding , butey law abiding, but they say they won't hesitate to go after those they suspect of breaking the law. >> takes it for me, mark quite . >> takes it for me, mark quite. gb news. >> well, great package there from mark white. great exclusive for gb news. and i have to say this is what i've been suspecting and saying for the last years. the whole thing last two years. the whole thing folks, you think folks, is a racket. if you think i'm wrong that, please i'm wrong on that, then please send me farage at gbnews.com and tell me why i am wrong. it is a racket on a huge scale, and if immigration services are going to step up raids, good because they will find many, many more people who've come into britain illegally working in these shops , working in businesses. they will find money laundering, they will find money laundering, they will find money laundering, they will find drugs and much else of that. i'm absolutely sure, as mark said , most of them are mark said, most of them are thoroughly r

irabani added that the only way to stop conflicts in the region is to abide by international law, is that that means forcing israel to stop its genocide in gaza and occupation of palestinian lands and also terminating the us mini in iraq and syria. now the iraqi and united nations have denounce the reason us air strikes on their countries, the two diplomats in a security council meeting call and was... to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries. the successive us administrations have misused their permanent membership of the security council and interfered thoroughly in the internal affairs of other countries, including my country, syria. they have formed military coalitions outside the umbrella of the united nations and international relations legitimacy perpetrating. acts of aggression and occupation, exerting pressure and blackmail, collectively punishing and smthering peoples with unilateral coersive measures and inhuman immoral blackades, such violations impos the law of force over the force of law. president, iraq strongly condemns the american atta

there are preconditions. that need to be abided by during each of the phases, military operations from both sides would have to stop during each phase, a complete stop, something unthinkable at this juncture in time. another precondition depends on the negotiations when it comes to captive and prisoner releases. the specific number of palestinian prisoners to be released at each stage will be determined with focus on those who face long prison sentences, if all goes according to the plan, then the war will end and hamos will ultimately release male israeli soldiers in exchange for palestinian prisoners held in israeli jails. hamas demands for a ceasefire approval, don't quiet add up to the reported three-stage truth plan. hamos has previously demanded a permanent ceasefire as a precondition to enter negotiations. it wants guarantees and a plan for rebuilding the enclave, the withdrawal of. israel regime forces from gaza is also demand with ending the blockade, the final demand, but other key resistance officials have also some key demands that doesn't appear the israeli regime can meet

president, members of the court, it is clear that israel has zero intention to respect, let alone abide by its international legal obligation. the prime minister. nyamin netanyahu even said, and i quote, nobody will stop us, not the hike, not anybody else, unquote. this is also evident in israel's action in gaza, as it is continuing its indiscriminative campaign of inhalation against civilian in gaza. apparently, the death of almost 30,00 lives is not enough. for israel as it is close to launch another strike on rafa, once the only gateway for life saving humanitarian assistance to gaza. no state should be granted a free rain to do anything they want against weaker state. this is why we have international law. this is why we need to uphold it. "the role of icj is central safeguard what the so-called rule base international order. there is a big hope from the international community. i repeat a big hope that icj delivers favorable advisory opinion to the interest of justice and humanity. mr. president, members of the court, the hope is on this court. against this backdrop, we all assume

according to what jonathan is saying then, um, so it is as important as the governments that will abide by it, but we... have seen over the years and even now we're watching what is happening uh with the united states and the uk and some of the other uh french uh other western countries that are also hand in hand in this genocide, so we have seen that time and time again those who wanted to stand up against these entities were sanctioned, punished, something had happened to them, so in general, do you think that we're at the point because of this unbelievable genocide and... what is taking place? that the countries of the world, kim are really willing to stand up against the united states, against the western hijamany, against the israeli regime, and the consequences that come with that. i i believe that is the case, i can feel it, i can see there is movement of of saying enough is enough, mean i have listened to the presentations made by the colombian state which was amazing. the state and many other states and even turkey and it's it's amazing to see that that that in the first place

hard—working are decent law—abiding ha rd—working tax are decent law—abiding hard—working tax paying democracy and they are the people i was targeting. iuntimely are the people i was targeting. when we soke are the people i was targeting. when we spoke on — are the people i was targeting. when we spoke on gb _ are the people i was targeting. when we spoke on gb news, _ are the people i was targeting. when we spoke on gb news, you _ are the people i was targeting. when we spoke on gb news, you said that sadiq khan and his mates, what did you mean by his mates?— sadiq khan and his mates, what did you mean by his mates? mates and the term of anybody _ you mean by his mates? mates and the term of anybody who _ you mean by his mates? mates and the term of anybody who disrespects - you mean by his mates? mates and the term of anybody who disrespects a - term of anybody who disrespects a law and order in london. they could be islamists or the pro—palestinian marchers or it could be extinction rebellion or blm, these people that turned up the renter mob and cause disruption in our capital ci

irani added that the only way to stop conflicts in the region is to abide by international law. he said this means forcing israel to end his genocide in gaza and the occupation of palestinian territories as well as terminating the us military presence in iraq and in syria, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, there was a king with the golden crown and iron fists on the throne of iran, the shah was dictator, it was clearer than crystal to them that things were settled forever. the cia formally concluded in august of 1978 that the shaw of iran was in no serious trouble, but they failed to see the writing on the wall. the american embassy in tehran was wowfully ill informed about what was going on on the street. follow one of the defining moments of the 20th century in... what caused the islamic revolution? welcome back to the news here on press tv. a british cargo ship has come under attack off yemen's western coast in the red sea. a british m

calling himself abu abid, he joined nine years ago when he was just 16. almost half that time was spent in jail, now he is a... hamas recruiter: are you seeing more young people joining hamas here in the west bank since october 7? for sure, all the palestinian people are standing my hamas. i give the fighters guidance. when israeli forces enter, i tell them what to do and how to open fire. so what, we're supposed to believe that debora patta actually met with a hamas reporter in the west bank, is that supposedly true? uh, well, as we can tell... from the first sentence uh the accent sounds entirely fake, anyone who speaks arabic will know that, and we also know from the past, especially the last few months is that israel regularly uses crisis actors and impersonators uh when they want when they want to portray evidence for something that they don't have. it is true. uh, that's not to say that there isn't hamas in the west bank, there is hamas in the west bank, there is palestinian islamic jihad, there is al-aqsa marders brigade, there are many, many affil

having open and frank discussions with israel to make sure we are able to free hostages and find an abidingeace. host: is there a cease fire and under what conditions? guest: it's an agreement:j3■ ons to step forward with any positives so at this point a cease-fire is not something i would support unless less of mosses at the table. host: one more reason to talk about is what is going on with ukraine. dat ukraine is tied up with negotiations over the southern border. what is your stance on that? guest: i had the chance to meet in lithuania and it was starting to see our men and women stationed in less to hear their fear that if were not able to accomplish and aid package that the next domino would be moldova, estonia, those places that prudent as talked about escalating the conflict. this should be tied to ukraine aid and border security. there is a subset of all of us who are willing to move forward. we need to move forward with the deal is so my idea would support all of those things that i'm hopeful or leadership can respond to that. host: what do you think happens next on this? is there

calling himself abu abid, he joined nine years ago when he was just 16. almost half that time was spent in jail, now he is a hamas recruiter. are you seeing more young people joining hamas here in the west bank since october 7? how about she? for sure, all the palestinian people are standing my hamas. i give the fighters guidance, when israeli forces enter, i tell them what to do and how to open fire. so far, we are supposed to believe that debora pata actually met with a hamas reporter in the west bang, is that supposedly true? uh, well, as we can tell from the first sentence, uh, "the accent sounds entirely fake, anyone who speaks arabic will know that, and we also know from the past, especially the last few months, is that israel regularly uses crisis actors and impersonators, uh, when they want when they want to portray evidence for something that they don't have, it is true uh, that's not to say that there isn't hamas in the west bank, there is hamas in the west bank, there is palestinian islamic jihad, there's al-aqsa marters brigade, there are many