ailes is here, and he might like to-- - roger ailes actually advised nixon in the white house, on communicationsh sought to make fox's studios the replacement for the smoke-filled backrooms that the old party bosses used to have. [crowd cheering] the thing about trump-- like murdoch, like ailes--he was willing to steamroll a convention. - the united states is run by stupid people. we have stupid leadership. - he was willing to steamroll norms. - he's not a war hero. - he's a war hero. - he's a war hero 'cause he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay? i hate to-- - he didn't really care about playing by anybody else's rules, and many of the figures that trump was attacking were the figures that fox had been attacking. - i think it's very important that it wasn't just trump. it was trump and one of our two major political parties, and it was a whole media echo system that surrounds that party. - this defines reality. - we're in cold spring, which is part of philipstown. i was the supervisor of philipstown, so i generally call it philipstown, although i grew up calling it cold spr

but mcconnell calls in roger ailes. >> narrator: roger ailes-- a controversial political operative and the future founder of fox news. >> ailes loved the combat of it. ailes loved conflict, and he loved to stick it to the opponent. he gave mcconnell fair warning, you know, "we can do it the old-fashioned way, we can, we can try to puff you up." but as ailes said, that's not going to work. >> narrator: ailes offered mcconnell a choice. >> "do you want to look nice, or do you want to take out your opponent and win this thing?" "i want to do what it takes," i said. "i want to win this thing." "then leave the ads to me." >> at the time, that was a controversial choice. you know, do you, do you go negative? it was, there was kind of a stigma attached to, being overly negative. mitch mcconnell wants to win. i mean, and that was a fundamental decision that you had to make back then. >> narrator: in a sign of what was to come in his political life, mcconnell put his ambitions first. he went negative: attacking democrat dee huddleston for missing votes to make paid speeches. >> my job was to fi

and then he brought roger ailes on board. and with roger ailes help, he did. that is why he went on laugh in. in a very awkward 10 second clip . i wanted to show the video of this , snl and mtv. because of technological consideration was streaming, we cannot show videos but it is very simple. n it took many takes. if you don't remember have not seen it, i encourage you to google when you get home. he used the catchphrase, sock sf it to me. he said it in a very interesting way. almost as a question. sock it to me? t and nixon's mind, this help deliver the election for him. mm he truly believed that his transformation from a loser to victor in 1968 hinged on prioritizing television and controlling his images through beast types of appearances. i want to hammer home a point le that this was a belief. there are many reasons why nixon squeaked out a victory that fall. in a very close election year in which the democratic party erupted in chaos at its convention in august. and george wallace was running as a third-party candidate. but nixon, his media advisers angel

and then he brought ailes on board to his campaign. with ailes help, he. that's why he went on laugh-in and a very awkward ten second clip and i wanted show you the video of this and snl and mtv. but unfortunately because of technological considerations. a, we cannot play video. so i'll do my best to reenact it. it's very simple. it's very it took many takes. and if you don't remember it or haven't it, i encourage you to google it when you home where he used the show's catchphrase it to me. but he said in a very interesting way. i said almost as a question, sock it to. in nixon's mind. this helped deliver the election for him. he truly believed that his transformation from loser to victor. 1968 hinged on priorities in television and controlling his images through these types of appearances. i want to hammer home a point here that this was a belief. there many reasons why squeaked out a victory that fall in a very close election year in which the democrat party erupted in chaos at convention in august. and george wallace was running as a third party candida

sharafwa or noor al-ail sharafwa or light of al-ain sharafwa or light of al-ail sharafwa or light ofra shakra or gaza shakra shakra or gaza safa al-karama and aza safa al-karama and aza, we are coming. oh , we are jeddah , no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no , no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. al-sunuwar hik waadna al-sunuwar hik wadna al-sinwar al-hura tarjaj ali al-dar al-hurah tarjaj ali al-dar al-hura tajal ali al-dar man al-dama wal-tarq man al-dama hee hee the book of kasamiyyah hee hee we are coming back our blood has displaced us but now we are coming back i can't believe after so long i can see my little daughter, as if my soul has returned to my body. by god, we used to live there with the children, but thank god that we are back, the people are happy, the market has resumed its work and people come to buy. may god return to our homes and make gaza better than before. peace be upon the martyrs of resistance and upon the spouses of the mujahideen those who sacrificed their lives on this path, especially the martyr sheikh ahmed yas

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hello and welcome, walhabak sharafwa or durr al-ail sharafwa or durr al-ail sharafwa or dore. thank you, noor al-ain, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, ghazan. thank you. . after the al-aqsa storm operation, the support for the two movements hamas and islamic jihad has increased among the palestinian people, and the people in their programs and ceremonies are holding images of flags and writings supporting the hamas and islamic jihad movements, hamas is going from one victory to another. it reaches people they trust the situation has become such that the palestinian citizens are waiting for the speeches of abu obeidah, the spokesman of the ezz din qassam battalions, more than any official. we salute the resistance and abu obeidah, who were freed from being captured by the occupying forces. it is no secret that the negotiation plans have failed over the decades. operation to release captive women and children. or they are not muslims, they participate in demonstrations. they all support the resistance. the palestinians do not consider the al-aqsa

before appearing on the program nixon grumbled to ailes that he had to engage in chemical like -- to get elected and he shook his head and said television is not the gimmick. you need to take it seriously and make it the centerpiece of your campaign. they brought it to his campaign and with his help he did. that's why he went on less than. it was a very 102nd clip and i wanted to show you the video of this on snl and mtv. unfortunately because of technological considerations of streaming we cannot play videos. i will do' my best to show it. it was very simple. if you don't remember if i encourage you to google it when youwh get home. he used the shows catchphrase sock it to me in a very interesting way. almost as a question. sock it to me? and nixon's mind this helps deliver the election for him. he truly believed that his transformationr from to victorn 1968 prior to his television in controlling his images in these types of appearances. i want to hammer homee the point here that this is a belief. there are many reasons why nixon squeaked out a victory that fall into very close elec

. ~ ., ., celebration could result in fines or even “ail. ., ., , even “ail.e have today but there, but thanks so much for being i even jail. we have today but there, but thanks so much for being alive | but thanks so much for being alive today's programme. thanks for your time. you are watching bbc news. we will have more courage from the middle east, but let's turn to an important in the uk that's been developing over the last few hours. the strike action by nhs consultants could be coming to an end after they were made and new pay offer. downing street has said in the last few minutes the new pay proposal is the government's final offer. let's talk to deputy chair of the bma consultants committee. for any viewers are watching, just take me through the offer that has been made, the details of it visible. i made, the details of it visible. i will give you a summary, because it's a complicated offer. firstly, not interesting to viewers, but the pay review body has been a bone of contention for us, it is the only way you make sure the pay is fair. we have chang

palestinians in israeli “ails. those high-value * palestinians in israeli “ails.hose high-value prisons certainly - palestinians in israeli jails. those high-value prisons certainly on i palestinians in israeli jails. those l high-value prisons certainly on the high—value prisons certainly on the agenda for the hamas leadership in qatar. just a final word about where these hostages are, and the job that these hostages are, and the job that the icrc will have — would it be fair to assume that hamas might not know the whereabouts of all these hostages and, amid the chaos, haven't been able to gather the information that other groups are indeed holding them at the moment? i would think that is more than probable, given the fact that the israeli assault in gaza began immediately after the atrocities of the 7th of october. and given the fact that the number of people brought hostages back, including different groups, i think it's almost impossible to say they can co—ordinate and know exactly the whereabouts of people... so co-ordinate and know exactly the whereabouts o

and the timing of that. ~ , ., in israeli 'ails and the timing of that. ~ , . ., , that. yet the number- that. well, they have said that they cannot confirm yet the number of. cannot confirm yet the number of palestinian prisoners. but they say that there will be a release tomorrow after the israeli hostages had been delivered. that is what we expected to happen in terms of timings. again, we havejust learned listening to press conference, that the timings and we expect those is really hostages to be released. thea;r really hostages to be released. they will be released _ really hostages to be released. they will be released at _ really hostages to be released. they will be released at approximately for pm _ will be released at approximately for pm i— will be released at approximately for pm. i must say, as you might expect. — for pm. i must say, as you might expect. it — for pm. i must say, as you might expect. it is— for pm. i must say, as you might expect, it is not exact science to decide _ expect, it is not exact science to decide on— expect, it is not exact science

not afraid, o haider, we are hamliman heydari, o haider, we are beyil bani fatimah, o haider , we are ail bani fatimah, o haider , you have loved me so much, ali, may your soul be warm. . thank you very much, wherever you are, in these final moments, when the prayer is answered, on the threshold of waking up, we will all prepare to read this hymn of unity. vahdat said: now that the land of palestine is sitting under the boots of a heart war, the words of many people are the first line. but he was not with the people on the first page of the meeting, stand up for justice, we are with our own reports the test that there is a freight train that has stopped working, we have done the function and estimates every moment, the most important in the field of vaccine storage, the time of plans , the strategies and the previous horizons of the young consumer area, the bill of lading, questions from us, answers from the first page, and evaluation and judgment with you. the first row every night at 19:30 on the khabar network. in the name of god, light, in the name of god, light , light , in the name

. >>> a settlement has been reached in ail alameda county.ounty will pay $7 million to the children of a man who laid dead in his cell for several days. maurice monk died in custody in november 2021. a lawsuit claims that jail staff failed to check on him for nearly three days after he became unresponsive in his cell. the settlement includes a requirement for the sheriff's office to the way it monitors prisoners in cell chex. deputies have to complete a new training every year and it becomes a part of training of new hires. >>> an east bay wing shop is cleaning up after it was hit by thieves this morning. the store sells wigs to cancer patients. her store has been burglarized 15 times in 3 years. >> it will come to the point where several people come in here and wipe the place out. that's what's happening right now. i can't sustain this. and your insurance keeps going up. and i haven't even reported it because i'm so afraid of my insurance going up and up and up. >> the city of dublin says it has seen a rise in retail theft and they are worki

may be not driving anymore and so for us to be ail to bring the classes and art to those people where hay are and we work with people in all walks of life and circumstances but want to finds the people that are isolated and you know bring the warmth there as much as art skill its personal connection. men their family can't be well for them. i can be their fell and feel it. >> i don't have nobody. people say, hi, hi. hello but i don't know who they are. but i come here like on a wednesday, thursday and friday. and i enjoy. >> we do annual surveys asking students what our program does for them. 90 plus % say they feel less alone, they feel more engaged. they feel more socially connected the things you hope for in general as we age. right? >> and see when i do this. i am very quiet. i don't have anybody here talking to me or telling me something because i'm concentrating on had i'm doing and i'm not talking to them. >> not just one, many students were saying the program had absolutely transformational for them. in said it had saved their lives. >> i think it is person to support the prog

the problem is failing school, an ailing health care system, ailing infrastructure, and all of this hasast 30 years. so, forget all of the smoke and mirrors, focus on what's in front of you. focus on your kitchen table politics. ask yourself why greg abbott, ted cruz, and donald trump have done nothing, nothing to create any change in your life. >> you mention governor abbott has done nothing, which is why, before we let you go sir, i want to take you to what the washington post published this week. which of course, are very, very graphic images from an ar-15 mass shooting. including in uvalde, in washington post, they did explain they did this because they believe it was extremely important for the public to really understand the effects of these weapons. were you able to see these images? >> paola i saw those images, but i've seen all of the images. i've signed a nondisclosure agreement. i've seen images inside those body bags. i've seen those children. we are lost in these united states on guns. we need missile weapons banned once and for all. i've seen everything that dawn did to th

one thing everyone wants fixing and the argentinians have a choice, a man currently in charge of an ailingmy but part of the political establishment, or a total art cider -- total outsider who is proposing drastic changes. the candidates could not be further apart politically, as they showed in a final debate. >> ask yourself if you prefer a nation over stability if you want to continue supporting this political caste that stories are generation and sinks us deeper and deeper. reporter: but his proposals, which also include more liberal gun laws and banning abortion, make many people nervous, and that is something his opponent is trying to use to his advantage. >> i know there are some voting for me not because they are convinced but as a way to avoid choosing a path of violence, hatred and harmon. i want to tell all of them that i will ensure they feel they did not throw away their vote, but that they trusted someone. reporter: this candidates political style has been likened to donald trump, and for good reasons say experts. >> they have this idea that you don't need to plan, you don't n

it must be installed here, the devices, including the connecting bridge devices to the plane, the ailes devices, which is the guidance and landing system of the plane. different weather conditions, all the equipment, facilities, design and supervision are with china, that is, all these are the airport , the equipment at the airport, what is the percentage distribution, how much is domestic, how much is chinese. the thing that we had a meeting this morning , well, we are close to maybe, for example, 2.3 million square meters we want two million meters of cable. well, cables are being produced in our country. it is definitely not the case that we import cables from china . we supply them from domestic sources. look exactly, if i want to say the percentage is complete, that thing instead of paying for shipping , something like a cable, well, we have good cables in the country, production companies, for example , i have a product in general, yes, now there are different products of what is available in the country. we are producing from the country , but most of the equipment is airport equ

shelling while tightening the siege of the territory. 13 palestinians have been killed in the latest ail attacks targeting a residential building in the southern city of hanunes. 14 people were also killed in another israeli air strike that hit al-rashed coastal road. a convoy of ambulance. is transferring critically injured palestinians from gaza to the rafa border crossing, was also targeted outside al-shifa hospital. health officials say 15 people were at least killed and israeli. warplanes earlier bombed the alburage refugee camp in the center of gaza c, killing around two dozen palestinians. the war is now in its 28th day, the number of palestinians killed. as top 9,200 children make over 40% of the deaths, more than 23,000. people have also been injured, the humanitarian situation is getting worse with hospitals being under immense strain. it's often said that journalists should remain emotionally detached from their story, but sometimes that's asking for the impossible, especially when seeing first stand israeli atrocities in ghaza. watch how palestine tv presenter doha shami burs

i am in the service of his highness on behalf of ail delnawaz qashqaei.ing the revolution, given that the prime minister it was bakhtiari, but the people of bakhtiari clapped their hands on the prime minister's chest and pledged allegiance to the imam. o allah , peace be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, the place of praise and thanks. it has almost become a construction workshop in the dining areas . i hope that the shortcomings such as the dining roads and the provision of livestock inputs will solve the basic problems of the nomads . may it be welcomed by the warm and noble people of those cities. unfortunately, this trip was not possible. we bakhtiari nomads and qashqai nomads have a wonderful day. god willing, you will be back when you return to health. greetings to mr. bersan bakhtiari and qashqai, these few days have been tough. for loans , 15 water and electricity projects worth more than 27 thousand billion tomans were put into operation at the same time as the president's visit to chahar mahal bakhtiari province the implementation of the

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al falah halle hail ail khair al-alam hail ali khair alam al -allah, allah is great, god is great, there is no god but god there is no god except allah. he came again with the information of the army and carried out the ground operation in gaza after 20 days. what was the reliance of the israeli army in this ground operation? there was information that said: shafa hospital is the command center of hamas. shafa hospitals are the center of hamas tunnels. shafa hospital is the detention center for prisoners, shafa hospital is the headquarters of the hamas government, so if we take this hospital, the hamas government will be destroyed, and we have dealt a major blow to the resistance because of its control over its tunnels, and we have freed our prisoners in this scene and in general. we were able to change the situation of the administration of gaza. well, this is the basic information israel's move was to attack gaza, and in fact, on the twenty-seventh day of the war, they entered gaza . well, now he came and took the shifa hospital. he has already announced that i am taking the command he

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on behalf of ail delnawaz qashqai, i am in the service of his highness during the revolution, consideringt he was the prime minister of bakhtiari, but the people of bakhtiari kept touching the chest of the prime minister and talking to him. it is almost like a construction workshop in esha'i areas. i hope that it will solve the basic problems of the nomads, such as the idols of esha'i and the provision of livestock inputs . we were waiting for this possibility in the second trip. he came to be welcomed by the traveller may the warm-blooded and noble people of those cities be placed. unfortunately, this trip was not possible . the president praised the standing of the nomads throughout history and pointed to their cultural and national identity. my dear, it was referring to the prime minister during bakhtiari's time, but we rejected him and pledged allegiance to imam khomeini , may god bless him and grant him peace. this is how our definite plan responded to the request of one of the nomadic leaders about the trip to the city of lordegan he was on a trip, and now we faced a problem, the we

it's an ailing mother or father, she's not eating we have to be at her bedside. and that's why after january 6th, kevin mccarthy rushed to donald trump's bedside and got him his bucket of kfc or whatever it was. >> the last vision was the ailing donald lying in the that bed with an empty bucket of kfc over his head. >> on his tummy. >> well, the chicken was on his -- >> yeah. >> come on. he's not eating. >> that's pathetic. >> you want to go to mar-a-lago that badly. come on, kevin, make a better excuse than that. >> i can't. >> but anyway, on this comber thing as you were asking me, he says, come to our committee. so hunter says, okay. i'll come to your committee. he goes, all right. we better do this in private now. now they don't want the american people to see what hunter biden has to say. they've been spraying bs for a year about this guy, two years about this guy, if he was innocent he'd come down to our committee. well, the coming down to the committee. and now oh, no, we don't want it to be public. we don't want the public to see it, we'll hide it behind

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they'll be having a block party on tuesday to give it ail away. and the sf marin food bank kicked off its 12th annual turkey drive today. they're hoping to collect at least 1,300 turkeys over the next couple of days. >>> still ahead at 11:00, it's been 45 years since the jonestown tragedy. how survivors are remembering those who lost their lives. >>> and the busiest travel time of the year coming up. why this year, though, might see record breaking numbers of americans hitting the roads. we'll be right back. when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilograms of ethically sourced, recycled materials. it's about accomplishing something bigger than itself. a clean future for all. >>> today marks 45 years since the jonestown tragedy when more than 900 members of the people's temple died in 1978. tragedy has deep ties to the bay area as the people's temple headqu

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the controlled, ailing the organisation properly so that they don't have these extremists with themem? >> well, the images on the screen right now are of a hizb ut—tahrir splinter demonstration , which was outside of the march. now the vast, vast, vast majority of the marchers are marching for a righteous cause , marching for a righteous cause, which is peace and for the national liberation of the palestinian people, because there can be no long term peace until the occupation is ended and there is a just settlement for the palestinians. now, of course , as with any large march course, as with any large march and we saw the same thing on sundays, we saw on saturday, there will be some fringe elements , but the general thrust elements, but the general thrust , the general thrust of the ongoing peace marches are are a call for peace because because the we can't just have a pause in the killing. we already have something like 1.8 million residents of gaza displaced from their homes. we have hundreds of children who have had amputations. we have over. 15,000 civil unions killed , an 15,

there's no ail lteralternative. when we see the scenes of destruction and death inside the gaza strip, the spokesman saying, reiterating that it does its best to limit casualties. at the same time, in his words, we'll see images like these in the coming days. more images like these. in terms of gaza city, that the idf has encircled and bisected the gaza strip, saying there's a northern gaza and southern gaza. he didn't take lk about the idf going into gaza city. he said the fight is moving forward. the expectation will be that the ground forces will be going in to gaza city at some point, perhaps in the coming days. a couple over things he said. example, more than 100 trucks of humanitarian aid due to go into the gaza strip from the crossing with egypt. i think, one of the things he said that was interesting, it's not about october 7th. it's not revenge. it's about preventing it from happening again. and almost saying a tacit acceptance, that the policy until october 7th, one of containment, one of letting hamas rem

after port was 'ailed in have to change. after port was jailed in 2016. _ have to change.r port was jailed in 2016, the police - have to change. after port was - jailed in 2016, the police watchdog took years to decide know officers should be disciplined. that conclusion was upended by inquests into the young men's deaths in two years ago which found met failures contributed to three of them. the watchdog was forced to reopen its inquiry by the bereaved families and they have now announced a new stage of the investigation. if there are to be no more stephen ports, the family say it must be full and fearless. the new foreign secretary, david cameron, has been in the ukrainian capital, kyiv, today holding talks with president zelensky. his visit came as ukraine continues their counteroffensive against russia. there's ongoing fighting in the east around such cities as avdiivka in the donbas region. for the first time since the start of the war in ukraine, russia has admitted that some ukrainian forces have crossed onto the russian—occupied eastern bank of the dnipro river. th

israeli jails. this women and teenage boys being released from israeli jails. released from israeli “ails jails. as you have explain, yolande _ released from israeli jails. as you have explain, yolande, _ released from israeli jails. as you have explain, yolande, there - released from israeli jails. as you have explain, yolande, there are| released from israeli jails. as you i have explain, yolande, there are so many different moving parts today that even that is not guaranteed, so it might seem a little strange talk about what happens in four days if this all goes to plan, but tell us a little more about the ground that has been laid to potentially release more hostages, more prisoners, and what about the humanitarian uplift? could that continue after the four day period has finished? what could that continue after the four day period has finished? what we understand _ day period has finished? what we understand is _ day period has finished? what we understand is that _ day period has finished? what we understand is that if _ day period has finished? what we understand is that if things

and as partners if, if um the on site a lot of people who do they continue to launch the list of ms. ailes or just real. and i think the white house today, the, you know, the be, they gave a statement in which they call the on site a lot to release the vessel to release the ship and to release all of all of his crew members. i sort of lloyd's not a to 5 days to follow the orders of the was their marching to their own tune. they are fighting they're there to fight this uh uh, these folders on the bus. and i think that's going to further escalate the situation in the middle east. yeah. and as long as that, you know, is that cap, that ship is connected to isabel? what kind of actions you think telling people taking response. but they said, you know, stop on and get vessels or deploying patrol ships and they might even us to us for assistance. some carriers they send to the, the, the region. i mean, this could smoke a huge escalation to exactly. it could very well lead to, um, original war if not world war 3. i think the, the is really regina is currently occupied with 2 funds mainly, you know

right and in the process, he struggled to peel away many of those trump hard core trump supporters but ail nated vote ners the center right of the party. he's left a vacuum that haley is filling in new hampshire, even in iowa to some extent and certainly in south carolina. so you can imagine a scenario, paula, where haley even if she finishes third in iowa, can finish a much stronger second and possibly even challenge trump in new hampshire and get a real shot at him in south carolina. now, ultimately, to dislodge him, she's going to have to cut deeper into the voters supporting him. there's no question she has consolidated the voters who are most resistant with trump and desantis had an opportunity at but has failed to convert by the way shhe's chosen to run in thi race. >> trump is devoting a lot of energy to iowa but it's really new hampshire where he could face this threat. he lost the state twice in the general election. it also doesn't have a large base of evangelical voters he can count on. so he loses in new hampshire's primary or barely scrapes by, how detrimental will it be? >> i

. >> mccormack from ailing wildlife group believes that nature has the answer. >> so here it is, theyficent creation. the first dam. so, absolutely incredible. it started as just a couple of twigs across this bed and, as you can see, now we have got almost a meter difference in height between the water upstream and the water downstream. >> reporter: levers create dams under the cover of darkness, not because they care about urban flooding, they have an instinct to create pools of deep water to hide in. the hobby consequence for us is that their refuge systems actually slow down flow of water. >> the land will actually, overtime, act as a giant sponge and absorb those high rainfall events and release it slowly. even if you're not interested in what of life or nature, it is a win for the urban community in green fruit to not have so much flooding. so they build resilience in the landscape, especially in times of climate change. i've been in a very privileged position to be coming in here every day, on my own, or with a pair of volunteers at a time and seeieing it fofor myself.. but t i

jimmy carter, himself, is attending the service, despite the fact that he has been in hospice with ailing health for i believe it has been nine months now. joe biden, jill biden, and they are on the way to atlanta to attend the service, and we have also learned that all living former first ladies, jill biden, laura bush, hillary clinton, michelle obama, mielania trump will attend to honor one of their own. she died at the age of 96 on november 12th, and since then we have heard beautiful tributes of the life and legacy she left behind not just at the side of her husband, but on her own. we will watch for a moment . >>> the memorial service for rosalynn carter is going to begin shortly, and the cnn tribute to honor the life and legacy of the former first lady is going to begin on cnn at noon eastern. we will be back. goli, taste your goals. tel aviv for the hostages to be released from hamas to the red cross and to tel aviv, and so many families not to have a member of their families to be released. my next guest, with his cousin and entire family, where everyone has seen ariel, and you ar

they called obama, rogers ails memo settlers, marxist over and over again.obama obama, and then trump called kamala harris a communist before the election. i made these are total corporate democrats, the first thing away. but if we had an honest mainstream mediaut you go okay,o what? they put up the bike up its not even close to true. the other guys would counter. like think about it guys. like whether you're new to tyt or you been around for a while et cetera, have you ever seen anyone to find socialism in american media? have you ever seen anyone at msnbc or anywhere in mainstream media say wait a minute, what do you mean by socialist? because venezuela is socialist and so is finland. but they are very different countries. soco which one dash what you me? giving finland or venezuela? so it's not an accident that they are not clarifying it. what they're saying is socialist is the bogeyman. that's the progressive guy whose actual going to look out for you and is not going to look out for corporate rule. when you hear someone in media safe socialist, understa