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added, approximately 1280 megawatt amps have been added to tehran's capacity, but the speed has increased. the consumption is more than the measures we take, this is because the new constructions are mainly using air conditioners or different cooling devices. for example, 2,500 megawatts, 3,000 megawatts have been added to the amount of consumption this year, this number is more than 600, i.e. 6,240 megawatts have been added to the amount of consumption, which is twice the amount that has been added conventionally during these few years. it has been done in order to be close to the mind for our dear compatriots the increase in the equation of what is the electricity consumption is equivalent to the electricity consumption of fars province, that is, let's assume that a new province like fars was created and we had this amount of electricity consumption added, so to speak, about one million new subscribers were added every year, about 1500 megawatts of major industrial subscribers. being that they are adding to the electricity consumption in sarjam, this is about 2500 megawatts, this 300 me

value, as added value exists, then you can restructure, you can repay, after that repay and generallyme a net creditor to the world, like japan today and... japan after the second world war was guilty of everything, in general, it is a country that lost, it was guilty of everything, but it started grow its economy and you know what it produced from electronics to cars and how today it produces all of that and today japan's gross domestic product and value added has earned so much that it has paid off all of its post-war debt were after the 45th year and became a net creditor of the world. that is, the world owes more to japan, various countries, the united states, germany, ukraine, are more to blame than japan owes to anyone, and this difference is calculated in trillions dollars, i.e. trillions of dollars, japan lends to the whole world and all countries, why, because it has not restructured its debt, and no matter how much you restructure, you cannot, you cannot make money from it, you can make money only in steel. the work of its economy and in sustainable sustainable development a

value be produced, as added value exists, then it is possible to restructure, it is possible to repayter that repay. and generally become a net creditor to the world, as japan is today. japan after world war ii was guilty of everything. in general, it is the country that lost, was guilty of everything. but it has started to develop its economy, and you know that it has produced everything from electronics to cars, and how it produces it all today. and today, japan has earned so much gross domestic product and added value that it has paid off all the post-war debts it had after the 45th year and has become a net creditor to the world, that is , the world owes more to japan, various countries, the united states , germany, ukraine, are to blame more than anything japan is to blame , no matter who there is, and this difference, it is calculated in trillions of dollars, that is, trillions of dollars japan lends to the whole world and all countries, why, because it has not restructured its debt, and no matter how much you restructure, you will not be able to, you will not be able to earn. f

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and they added: respecting priorities, we have little time and little money. we have a lot of work to see what are the priorities? what what are the priorities of infrastructure and basic works? what are the priorities of urgent works? some of the priorities are related to the february issues . these should be resolved in the society in a proper way. . we have to start in 10 years. he considered nuclear energy as one of the infrastructural priorities and necessary for the future of the country, and by rejecting some doubtful statements about the benefits they said: "the country cannot deprive itself of a scientific, technical and advanced problem in the world and by falling behind this path, seek to start it years later." the revolutionary leader of the government's plans in the field. completing the north-south and east-west roads is another priority that cannot be ignored, considering the important communication capacities of the country, and added the issue of food security, self-sufficiency in wheat , modern irrigation methods in agriculture, the developme

it is making ads more relevant, helping advertisers even create new ads with ai tools. it is helping the timeline, giving people more relevant content so they are sticking around longer this is the narrative they're trying to tell on the more immediate side and the challenge is there investing very heavily in the future as well, so they are trying to balance the ai is paying off now but it will also pay off in a couple of years when these glasses, is large language models come to fruition. it is a tough balance for them but they were able to sort of do that this week. ed: showing the revenue numbers, i think that if the bit that we are trying to understand. you and i have all these conversations, we are very smart people who give them a lot of credit for their work in the field of large language models. for future applications of generative ai, but it seems like the story here is that it is really helping advertising which is what they have been basing their business on all along. >> is not as sexy of a story because it is like hey, investing billions of dollars into th

was added. about 1,280 megawatt amps have been added to tehran's capacity, but the rate of increase in consumption is faster than what we are doing. is this because the new constructions are mainly using air conditioners or cooling devices? i have to say this . you asked a very good question. look at the growth of consumption in previous years. it was also in your report, for example, we have 250 megawatts per year. megawatt to the amount of consumption added this year. more than 600, i.e. 6240 megawatts, have been added to the amount of consumption, which is double what has been conventionally added in the past few years. it has been added once in a year to make it close to the mind for dear compatriots . what is the amount of increase in consumption? there is an electric equivalent the electricity consumption of fars province means that we assume that a new province like fars was created and we had this amount of electricity consumption that was added, so to speak , about one million new subsc

i give that that ad a d-minus.ad forhift fundraising, but that's not going to shift a single swing voter. i think that the writers for the colbert report probably had something to do with it because it's just as funny. but it's not going to move a single voter. and eric swalwell is inhe a d-plus 20 district, so he doesn't have to worry about persuasion campaigns. >> yeah, what i don't laura understand is, like, if you're worried about your kids, you don't want illegals coming across the borde: ethe dar. all the crime, all the damage,ve flooding the schools. but yeah, trump's the proble it >>give it a f, not even a d-minus. terry. thank you. grea tt. see you. coming up, raymond arroyo has been watching the white house. you know what your president is doing now. friday follows his nex t. >> when i grow up, i want to be an actor. so why don't you act like a good sister and get me some more buffalo wings? on second thought, i'd be a director. let's try a scene where you go get your arms and we get some more lemon peppe

they read long as one of the material capacities and added that the religious and political faith of the people and the human talents and millions of educated young people are an incomparable wealth that if we know them and use their thought and strength, many problems will be solved. it is resolved. hazrat ayatollah khamenei called the iranian nation as having the capacity to create genius and referring to notables such as khwaja nasiruddin. the nation is iran, and now we can raise geniuses from the talented youth of the country. the leader of the revolution listed political capacities, strategic depth and regional power among other capacities of iran and added: the positive and negative experiences of the last 45 years are also among the most valuable points. should be taken into account. clarifying the essential points in the selection of colleagues of the new government was the third point of the leadership's speech in this meeting. they said: young colleagues, choose the faithful, revolutionary, committed and motivated , to open the knots, and by cultivating them in the manageme

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the tax is added to the width and free bathing. it is possible that they are facing such problems that they are not doing this work. can you name them? i don't have detailed data about which one of these companies do not do their work, but they are very few. thank you, sir. taheri, how do you evaluate the process that has been carried out so far, and i would like to meet you now, mr. mohadi, to give an explanation as an introduction , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, my servant, greetings, and have a good time, at the service of dr. mohadi, hazrat ali, and the esteemed viewers and friends. we respect everyone, watch it again because now it's a public tv show, let me give you two or three minutes . in the past years, we thought that we should go towards receiving smart taxes like the rest of the world. the first thing to do in the law the discussion was about article 169 and later 169. here, he can calculate the tax based on the data of different places and the person has no role anymore . later, more adva

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none of our ads are advanced by your brothers approval. missiles were introduced and their range increased. increasing the range of missiles in herzalya, 88 km beyond the gaza strip. but did the resistance stop? will the palestinian people stop? no, never. other leaders were born. now, for 3000 days, he has stood behind his people against the armed armies of the world and has not been defeated by the enemy. this is the situation of the streets of the world for several months. and this description of professors of harvard university from the situation of the zionists today. israel now to. fazaandeh is isolated internationally and several international organizations are looking for punitive legal and diplomatic measures against it in gaza . the unveiling of hezbollah's emad chahar missile city continues. the former general staff of the zionist army said that the iranians have new weapons that are dozens of times newer than the missiles that hezbollah unveiled. after the pervasive fear and panic in occupied territories from iran's possible re

i urge you to vote for adding a condemnation of hamas to the resolution. but you know what, i have an idea. if you want a real cease fire, here is the right address. this is the phone number of hamas's office in gaza. you can all call + 970-599-376. five and ask forya sinwar and finally, one of sinwars dreams a single palestinian state bringing together the gaza strip, the occupied west bank, controlled by mahmoud abbas party, all palestiny eyes are now on him to make that come true. welcome back, as the israely genocide in gaza rages on, gross violations of human rights against the palestinians are being reported a daily basis. now a new leaked video for the israeli s the teman uh detention camp uncovers a fresh and heinous crime causing widespread outrage. press tv's correspondent nikah hamed reports from ramalah. a week after the controversy surrounding allegations of israeli soldiers torturing and raping palestinian prisoners from the gaza strip. israel's channel 12 tv released a video on wednesday morning confirming the claims. shocking footage from s

god willing, in future periods and this period it has started, that is, the first period of value added tax in 1403, god willing, we will see more progress . how many real and legal entities are there statistics that have not joined and issued electronic invoices so far? let's look at the freight forwarders in this way: invoice type one, which actually includes the identity components of the buyer, invoice type two, which includes items and information related to the goods, but does not include the identity components and identity items of the buyer, and invoice type 3, which this bill is the same as the receipt of cooking devices and people they are using it if we have type one and type two bills. and if we want to consider type 3, we get the information related to type 3 invoices or type 3 bills, which are card reader bills, from the central bank. in fact, the taxpayer system is receiving. therefore, we have seen a number above 90% that we can join the yadin system if we want. yes, yes, in the form of fasting and online, in fact , this is available to the tax affairs organization . if

there are more people , 3 million students have been added to the student population compared to the last 5 years, and in order to reach the standard index of 26 students per class, 450,000 new classrooms should be built , and 52 spaces should be provided for each student. the reason for the square meter class is the concentration of the population in the big cities of our metropolis with the change of use of surplus properties and the completion of 1700 secondary schools. all 9 thousand new classes will be added to the schools there are those that need to be retrofitted and need to be destroyed and renovated . however, this year, 11,000 schools will still have two shifts so that classes are not overcrowded. thanks to the efforts of donors and jihadists in the field of school construction, 10 thousand billion tomans are going to be spent on school construction. amir hossein zulfiqari of sed and sim news agency. well, doctor, we have seen the report . how many schools should there be this year so that students can start the new academic year in them ? thank you very much. it was a ver

also, for the first time, a soundless drone was added to the navy. for the operation of identification and collection of information that we cannot broadcast the images of. ababil 5, ababil 3, mohajer 6 and bawar were other drones that joined this force. with combat capabilities, reconnaissance, destruction, information gathering and special capabilities of electronic warfare. missiles were another equipment of this annexation. missiles to done with increasing accuracy in scoring and adding an artificial intelligence system for more accurate guidance. missiles whose range varied from 300 to 1,000 kilometers, such as this new missile, which has been announced to be deployed on iran's coasts, especially the southern coastline of the country with a length of 4900 kilometers . one of the equipment that was seen here today was a cruise missile, which with a new warhead of low weight and high destructive power can cover the taser head of the coastline. the irgc has not yet announced the name and specifications of this missile . a thousand people from at th

vegetables, especially rooting, love salt, they open up differently when salt is added correctly.t adding any herbs here yet, because it is very important for us that these roots give off their aroma, especially in combination with apple cider and broth. that's it, we put it in the oven. temperature 180°. literally for about 25 minutes, because the sausages cook very quickly, but the vegetables too, while our sausages are cooking, you and i will now make dessert. so, 240 g of this flour, i combine this flour in a bowl, together with a pinch of salt. somewhere half a teaspoon, i have sea salt, i also add sugar here, and here i have somewhere 150 g of sugar, that is , i need a fairly sweet dough, so we first combine the dry ingredients separately and - a teaspoon of baking powder, and we also add here we will add butter, the butter is very cold, just... straight from the refrigerator, moreover, and the plate i have it on is also very cold, so it holds the temperature well, i grate this butter on a fine grater right here, it should turn out, you see, such a thin-thin crumb of butter,

that includes ads. to bundles of the disney flagship streamer along with hulu and espn plus, they vary depending on the plan. now, in addition, prices for hulu's live tv packages are increasing by $6 for the ad supported and ad free options. along these hikes, disney is adding more content to disney plus, giving subscribers access to abc news live, 24-hour news streaming channel and rolling out new play lists for its premium customers, including real life documentaries and the like. now disney plus most recently hiked prices last october. kelly? >> double digit for many of the plans. thanks, julia boorstin. >>> disney is also one of the stocks in today's earning exchange along with super micro and rivian. we'll start with disney, gina, which reports with the stock down 30% from its recent highs. analysts are keeping an eye on the parks and cruisers, subscriber growth, box office. do you like the stock here? >> so we do. we actually continue to hold disney. it's been a long-term hold for us. so when you

sad, say personal well, this ad and many other ads, what we're seeing from the harris campaign over the last few days is that they are doubling down on their economic message. >> the economy of course, being a top issue for voters then up until this point democrats, the campaign, the administration has at times been quite vague about the economy, suggesting to voters that it's moving in the right direction. the administration is doing what it can to ensure that remember, there was always that bidenomics that we heard many times. and the president himself. but what i'm hearing from sources close to the vice president is that she wants to talk to the individual experiences, acknowledging, of course, that people are struggling at times in this economy, even if there are assurances that it is getting better and that is exactly what we're seeing come through in these ads. take a listen we should be doing everything we can to make it more affordable to buy a home under my plan, more than 100 million american again, will get a tax cut. >> i will help families letting you keep more of your

ads, newspapers and nothing new. you can find everything and this again gives you a great sense of the culture, the economy of the time. you can find ads for just about everything you could imagine. medicine, for example books, furniture, dry, just anything that was being and sold. you would see advertisements for most of these ads were text based. so you can see there's some kind of rudimentary images in these examples and. there are some ads that is slightly sophisticed images, but most them are text based. i really ved the one in the middle. look here, look here. that's the way they got attention back in the 19 century. whereas very electoral look, look, look at th advertisement. i think the advertising techniques have gotten a little more over time, but you'll see a lot of this kind of thing, the newspapers of the day. so ads are a fantastic resource for daily life, for commerce, for everything that was being bought, sold and of course, on a much less humorous note, being bought and sold at this time, we're so pe

nad ali from the central bank will also be added to farakhor. greetings to all the guests and the program, i would like to start with mr. rahgosha and the question of how important the marriage loan is to everyone. the support that should be provided in the field of marriage. in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, i am at your service, dear mojovi , the viewers of your program, the guests you invited. the importance of marriage has become clear in many countries , especially in developed countries, because of demographic problems, the decrease in the number of labor force and the increase in the number of people. retired people , moving towards support for having children and marriage means realizing that when young people face problems in getting married or delay marriage at all or do not get married at all, this is the root of demographic problems and one of the the main reasons for this delay . it is starting to be repeated by the authorities that the supreme leader of the revolution himself has said that anyone who moves

it also added to a string of weaker than expected economic data.dding to the fact that the fed may have waited too long to cut rates. a quick check of the biggest laggards. right at the top of the list is arm holdings down 9.5%. nvidia, as you see, mega cap tech player down 8.5%. apple down over 7.5%. nearly 8%. we are checking the bond market and the yields hitting the lowest level in months as the prices for bonds surged. benchmark 3.75%. the two-year below 4%. the 30-year hovering just above a 4% read right there. we want to take a closer look at the tlt. that tracks the 20-year treasury prices. sharp move to the upside from friday. a lot of people calling this a flight to safety. up over 5.5%. again, we will talk more about bonds throughout the show. we want to look at cryptocurrency. assets lost in the crypto space. you can see bitcoin down 11%. xrp down 12.5%. ethereum is hard hit with litecoin down 15%. as we said, a sea of red on wall street and overseas. japan and europe. we have silvia amaro in the london newsroom and we have jp ong in as

i will fight to give money back to working and middle-class americans this new ad is part of a $150 ad blitz targeting battleground states and joining us to talk about it is republican governor doug burgum's former presidential campaign spokesman, lance trover, and senior advisor for the harris campaign and former mayor of atlanta, keisha lance bottoms keisha, great to see you. >> let me talk to you about this new ad what are your thoughts? i mean, this this is a little bit of a challenge for the harris campaign. if you look at some of the polling according to a cbs poll, 48% of americans believed the price of food and groceries will go up if harris wins 37 think the same about trump this inflation issue is a sticking point. how do you think she should address it well, she's talking about the issues that people are talking about in the hair salons in the barbershops. >> we know that the economy is a very important issue and i think this is an opportunity for her to distinguish herself perhaps in some ways from the biden campaign. but what i mostly appreciated about this ad is when she

its part of the way they generate ad revenue. so there's nothing about it that is violates their terms or isn't any way the ethical. i mean, this is, this is part of the way that paid advertising works and you'll see it it's certainly not just political campaigns who do it. i mean, just as i am reading things online, sometimes i'll double double, look at something because it seems it feels like it's an authentic piece of content. and then you see it's paid oh, it is incumbent on the viewer or the reader, the consumer, to have a discerning eye, not just on political consciousness, but on other advertisers. >> probably something as tacticians. >> and this is not partisan. we, i mean media have been complaining to us for decades about use of soundbites are clips. our logo in your paid ads, we're going to take take your clip from the show, use it to our advantage. or the headline that we ripped from the new york times or whatever the problem is going to be is what does the media do about it? because we, as professional political oper

he added that the resistance front gets stronger by the martterdom of its members. "the martysm of the resistance front's members makes it stronger, more rooted and its dimensions get wider, the assassination of important figures such as ismail hanye is definitely a big loss, but his blood has spread the palestinian cause further in the world. hannia's assassination was a crime because it happened in iran that was hosting him. israel does not respect international law. iran's response to the israeli assassination was also discussed by the party." it's up to iran to choose its appropriate response, only the islamic republic of iran choses how and when it's going to take place. iran will respond in a way that is in favor of the entire axis of resistance. the participants once again denounce the israeli regime as an immoral government that is doomed to fail. they also blamed the us for its support of such a regime. they added that today, palestine has become a slaughter house for its people, and if jesus and moses were alive today, only palestinians would live in this

flour, i can’t understand, nothing was added here, well, how incomprehensible, unpredictable, but byverything is eve, grown in eve, everything, not having guessed the secret ingredient, but having lost patience and faith in my taste buds, i dug into the sauce recipe. well, that's right, pepper, chili, parsley, yeah, that's it, that ingredient that i didn't understand right away, cancer pain, what is it, give me look at this, look, it's onion, garlic, onion, garlic, yes, it's officially called onion, and not officially spanish garlic, egyptian and even elephant onion. behind all these names is hidden a plant whose upper part looks like a leek, and whose bulbs look like a head of garlic; it has a relatively mild taste, so rocombol is easier to use in culinary experiments than our garlic. lyudmila, can i take a bite of it, please, i’ll try it. me near this big sandwich with tomato. this year the tradition has not been broken. the tomato miracle sandwich again turned out to be longer than last year. ivya’s new culinary masterpiece was 7 m 60 cm, and although its size turned out to be a r

of adding several other conditions that were not previously agreed upon. but we also have to remember that there are 2 hard liners on each side of the negotiating table. you have benjamin netanyahu, who's gone into these negotiations with several red line, several non negotiable. and how may i ask, who has said that they want to see ultimately an end to the war entirely? and yes, yes. and what is going to be representing him as indeed in direct negotiations for the 1st time. so there are a lot of moving parts here, but ultimately what him as the saying is that they want to go back to that initial framework and not what's been added by these really have to send fluids as, as the, the amount of washington is boosting its military presence in the middle east, jews are rising tensions. defense secretary lloyd austin has accidentally sent the transit of an ad across calia to the region. he's also ordered the deployment of a guided missile submarine. she had baton. she has moved from washington dc. so the details in the read out of the coal between lloyd austin

up, job growth to the tune of some 50 million jobs added, wage growth, a surging stock market. what is your read of the u.s. economy right now? >> well, look, i think the last 3 1/2 years have been a total disaster for our economy. you have seen the most important statistic i hope that everybody remembers when they go to the voting booth in november is that under donald trump real middle income households saw about a $6,000 gain in their income over four years, one of the biggest gains of any president in history. and under joe biden and kamala harris, the average family has lost $2,100 in income. in other words, the average family is poorer today than when joe biden came into office. that's aoffice. that is a pretty devastating statistic. incomes are up. that is true. inflation is up more than incomes are. mes are. everywhere i go, people are feeling so financially squeezed right now. even bernie sanders said at a convention how low income people are we have seen a huge increase in credit card debt. the american family is financially stressed out. it is important for people to

they are boiled, fried, added to cocktails and even drunk raw. it does not matter how you will use them in food, the main thing is that they are fresh and of high quality. a good chicken egg. should be without cracks, clean, that is, without feathers of droppings, with an undeformed shell, the shell should be matte, not glossy. take an egg, put it to your ear and shake it, if it's fresh, then there won't be any sounds, that is , no gurgling will be heard, if the egg is too light, then this may mean that it has already dried out and may be rotten. everything. simple, if a lot of moisture has evaporated through the porous shell, then the egg is old, excellent eggs, i'll have a dozen, please, all the shopping is done, it's time to cook a champion's breakfast. good morning, dear viewers, vlad, good morning, glad to see you in my kitchen, i know you 'll be feeding me today, and i love men who feed me, i will try, vladislav stefanko, warm wrestling for over 13 years, master of sports of the republic of belarus, professional athlete, has over 40 awards

sahabi, the deputy of the central bank's communications department , will also be added to him.the phone, while greeting all the guests of the program, i want to start with you , mr. rahkushai, and the question, basically , what has changed in you in the last month that we had a conversation here. did you witness the payment of the marriage loan? in the name of allah, the merciful. hello , i am at your service, dear host, viewers of the program, dear guests. if we want to talk about the events that have happened in the last month, i think that there has not been much change , because both the banks, the ministry of economy and the central bank are more interested in the formation of a new government to see what solutions and proposals there are for this. they have reduced queues, but that's okay. what is very easy to say is the statistics of five months, which in fact should be every month, the statistics of the amount of corrections given by the bank and the statistics of the number of people in the queue . it used to be published, but now on the central bank's website, even th

she puts photos of him in that ad whereas in donald trump's ad he highlights her words.y have nothing to run against him when it comes to the economy. steal his ideas but they can't use his words and say okay, he is going to get rid of medicare. they say that in the ad but they have no quote or any video of him saying is he going to get rid of medicare. >> steve: here's what i want to hear. she says she is going to make everything more affordable. >> that's the feel theme. affordability. that one minute every day ad. they will start running in battleground states right now. $150 million ad buy, they raised half a billion, in five weeks. so they got plenty of money to spend on that. >> ainsley: somewhat her plan? >> steve: that's my point, ainsley, talks about how i'm going to make things more affordable. she doesn't explain how. if she would explain how, then people would go okay, i think that's a good idea or bad idea. by keeping it broad and vague, then it's like well she said she was going to make things more affordable. i'mingjust going to trust her. >> lawrence: whe

also, for the first time, a silent drone was added to the irgc navy. a drone that appears above the enemy's ships for reconnaissance and information gathering operations, which broadcasts its images to us. not ababil 5, ababil three, mohajer 6 and bawar were other drones that joined this force. with combat capabilities, recognition, destruction, total. reliable information and special capabilities of electronic warfare. missiles were another equipment of this annexation. optimized rockets with increased accuracy in aiming and added artificial intelligence system for more accurate guidance. missiles whose range varied from 300 to 1000 km. like this new missile which has been announced to be deployed on the coast of iran . especially the southern coastline of the country. one of the equipment that was seen here today was a cruise missile with a new low weight and powerful warhead a high missile could cover the entire coastline, the irgc has not yet announced the name and specifications of this missile. seyyed mohsen hosseini of the sda news agency , the

in the maybe tv ads.internet. we see this mobile advertising, literally it comes to you in the car we are going, as an incredibly important sector we are going to help build out. if you think about it and reflect on some of the earlier conversations around reddit for example, we have enormous amount of first party data. everyone of them going to a 7-eleven or starbucks or wherever it might be. that is first party data. it is very indicative of what riders want to do. our media business is growing up significantly. we are optimistic it will be a whole new form of advertising that will go super great. ed: david, when i reported tesla was delaying its robotaxi event until october, the shares of your company jumped in that session. the vision is a proprietary app for ride-hailing but a fleet of cars that drive themselves, teslas. your stock went up on the basis everyone was like, ok come the competition is not yet coming. your latest thinking on that? >> i think av's are going to be great for lyft because we'

sohrabi added that so far 94 thousand billion tomans have been paid from the money of the farmers who have delivered their wheat to the government purchase centers and the payment of the remaining funds is being followed up by the program and budget organization and the ministry of agricultural jihad. this amount of guaranteed purchase compared to the same period of the year the last crop shows 17 growth. the director of planning and development of national petrochemical industry company announced the forecast of production of 83 million tons and export of 34 million tons of petrochemical products in 1403. according to the exporters of petrochemical products , if the sale of basic and primary products in this area is reduced and the final products are created by creating added value , the export value of petrochemical products will double and even more. selling crude and semi-crude in the petrochemical industry is a problem in the name of supplying basic and primary products to the world markets instead of exporting goods with added value. we have about 20 each year we have a billion

>> these are all great ads.that is an ad that is going to get shared by a lot of people, republicans mostly and will send it to all their votes and goes against media narratives. >> kayleigh: this one may not get an "a." senator jon tester trying to seem relatable. watch. [ ♪♪ ] >> as you can see, this is riverview barbershop. where i get my $12 cuts. >> new man. >> that should last me 'til september, for god's sakes. >> it definitely won't. >> ha-ha. come on. >> kayleigh: i mean, are we supposed to forget all his lib --r liberal policies because he got a haircut? >> i gave this one a "d." this is a terrible ad. he has been a senator in montana for 18 years. it doesn't tell voters anything that he's going to do to alleviate their economic concerns, and it reinforces the message that most voters i think probably already know. i don't know what he's trying to get across by talking about $12 haircuts. >> kayleigh: that's pretty brutal. i mean devil's advocate here, just a few seconds. do you think, like, someone re

to make a sandwich unless we chait way that we farm. >> yeah, it's a cute ad.ing in what we call greenwash. >> reporter: greenwashing is a practice that makes a product appear more environmentally friendly than it really is. >> basically, talking the talk but not walking the walk. >> reporter: there's also this ad on the "new york times" podcast "the daily." >> soil erosion is endangering soybeans, a key ingredient in the mayo we put in our sandwiches. >> reporter: soybeans in mayo? who knew? but research paid for by hellman's found that soybeans will be scarce and not affordable by 2043 because of soil erosion. to prevent that hellman's is encouraging regenerative farming practices like cover cropping. before the season when soybeans are planted farmers plant a different crop like rye to hold the soil in place. but mann says hellman's message about its plans to address soil erosion miss the bigger picture of climate change. >> and so hellman's is sort of seizing upon this sort of -- this notion that if they sound like they're doing something about climate it w

former president trump, meanwhile, is adding former democrats to his team. robert f kennedy jr and former representative tulsi gabbard have been added to mr. trump's transition team, tasked with helping make staffing and policy decisions. kennedy suspended his independent presidential campaign on friday and immediately endorsed the former president. gabbard also voiced her support for the former president at an event yesterday. she has also reportedly been helping mr. trump prepare for his upcoming debate with vice president harris overseas. a father of 11 held hostage by hamas is back home in israel tonight that, according to the israeli defense forces, who say they rescued him. in a statement, the hostages and missing families forum, which represents families of those held hostage in gaza, called the rescue nothing short of miraculous. nbc's brie jackson is in washington free after more than 320 days in captivity. israel defense forces say this 52 year old israeli man was rescued from an underground tunnel during a complex mission in southern gaza. these k

campaign, and she's running micro-targeted ads to segments of the voting population. and that is why she has really picked up in the polls. donald trump -- elizabeth: but it's fake. wait a minute, sorry. this -- i know you understand this. these are fake headlines. >> yeah. elizabeth: they're actively misleading the american voter. >> fake headlines. elizabeth: to put fake headlines in google ad searches on almost a dozen media outlets including cbs, cnn, ap, "usa today," to make the headlines more glowing for kamala harris. what if donald trump did this? by the way, facebook said they would stop doing this. [laughter] >> right. facebooks has made it very clear that this violates their terms of service, and google has made it very clear that they are going to allow kamala harris to continue to do this because it helps her. but, you know, look, we can't complain -- we, on the right -- that we don't get a fair shake. that's the reality -- elizabeth: yes, web d i'm sorry, yes, we can complain. we can complain when the american voter's being misled actively by a politicia

to improve their ad offerings and their ad platforms? i don't really -- they are an a.i. company. >> well, they're not talking about it. if you think -- if it was going well -- >> ads are down 20%. they're in some -- behind the game here. >> the one thing that was really good about meta was, you really got a sense of, okay, wow, they're really turning this into revenue. that was much more clear here, calls are so important. there's so much nuance to have. >> mar gin'gins great. the guide is scaring people. we have a crack staff in ec, you foe this. you go there from time to time. >> i do. >> they should put up a chart of the amazon. >> there it is. >> go back to april, go a little farther back, and you will see that this 174ish level is where we stopped back in april. so, the same -- remember the conversation we had -- thursday? tuesday about microsoft about, you're looking for levels to buy it, not sell it. remember that whole thing. same thing. same thing. >> let's go to carter. carter, we got to check in with you on how these charts look to you. apple and amazon. >> su