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more and more manufacturers are gaining a foothold in the market of the allied five countries and mongolia. the african vector is being worked on. of the total production volume, almost a third of goods are supplied to the external circuit. most of it is sold on the domestic market. on the eve of new year and christmas holidays focus enterprises will produce at least 2.5 million special sets for holiday gifts this year. in our republic they have not forgotten what november 7 is, this holiday of social justice remains an important date in the state for the people, there is always a parade of gifts on this day, the country received its own turnkey. hello, you are watching the program “say don’t be silent”, in the studio of victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina. and today our guest is the premier of the bolshoi theater, people's artist of belarus, anton kravchenko. hello, anton. hello, good afternoon. so young and already popular. well, by pain standards, i’m already very old, seriously, of course, up to 40 years old. and we counted for you 40 + 43, 43, well then how do you manage to stay on

the national security adviser for prime minister netanyahu, one of his close political allies, five daysbelieve we know hamas is deterred. hamas has learned a lesson from the previous round of hostilities. he understands hamas. what will happen for another case of defiance, and it clearly shows a total breakdown of all the necessary assessment procedures in israeli intelligence, and the second thing is total misunderstanding of hamas capabilities. you have the blueprint, but you say, no, they cannot do what they plan to do. this is something in the future, and the third mistake, the third failure was 2000 people practicing, exercising, military drills almost every day, and israel was not able to do connect the dots and say they are preparing for an assault, and then not enough intelligence coverage, open sources, to make, to discover that hamas is going to attack. it's a total collapse of different infrastructures of israeli intelligence. this flure will work with israeli intelligence for many many years torecover. >> director brennan, i want to read a little bit more from the times repo

another ex—tory minister, alex sandbrook, gets a knighthood while five other allies receive either cbesliz truss said... but her political opponents think it's a disgrace. remember, liz truss was prime ministerfor a0 odd days. she and her conservative colleagues pushed the economy off a cliff. families across the country are paying more in their mortgage, more in tax, more on their credit cards as a consequence of decisions taken by liz truss. and these are rewards for failure. borisjohnson caused controversy by making one of his aides, charlotte 0wen, the youngest peer at the age ofjust 30, and some feel the whole system needs an overhaul. i think as long as we have this system where prime ministers are allowed to choose who goes in, we will see them using that power. so the only way we can actually kind of put a proper check on this is if we have an elected lords and the people such as ourselves who live under the laws that are made get to choose who decides them. and that's the only way we're going to actually put an end to this this absurd scenario. downing street, which published t

you are right, and now let's expand the universe of collectors and include our nato allies, the five ies that share everything with each other because the reporting from cnn on this is, indeed, that the binder, the documents assembled for the president at his insistence included allied intelligence. so imagine going to the five i-countries, our nato allies and saying, look, we appreciate what you are giving us but we don't know where it went, we're not sure where it is now. it is a problem. it is a problem in intelligence sharing and collecting, and certainly can constrain what the briefers are allowed to tell a president that they can no longer trust with classified information. so there's three takeaways that i see, and i detail them in my column from this binder incident, which is, number one, completely irresponsible, cavalier attitude at the trump white house about storing, handling and using highly classified intelligence, even from our allies. of course, we all know this already from the mar-a-lago case, but now we are hearing this reporting about this particular use of informa

another ex—tory minister, alex sandbrook, gets a knighthood while five other allies receive either cbesse champions for the conservative causes of freedom, limited government and a proud and sovereign britain have been suitably honoured. but her political opponents think it's a disgrace. remember, liz truss was prime ministerfor a0 odd days. she and her conservative colleagues pushed the economy off a cliff. families across the country are paying more in their mortgage, more in tax, more on their credit cards as a consequence of decisions taken by liz truss. and these are rewards for failure. borisjohnson caused controversy by making one of his aides, charlotte 0wen, the youngest peer at the age ofjust 30, and some feel the whole system needs an overhaul. i think as long as we have this system where prime ministers are allowed to choose who goes in, we will see them using that power. so the only way we can actually kind of put a proper check on this is if we have an elected lords and the people such as ourselves who live under the laws that are made get to choose who decides them. and t

five. together with our allies and partners, we are committed to helping ukraine strengthen and expand itsilities on the future battlefield to create a force capable of repelling russian aggression in the coming years. to develop a new strategy, the pentagon will send a special lieutenant general to kiev, but even the american press calls on ukraine to look realistically at the state of affairs; ukraine will not have time for new strategies, as well as money for weapons for their implementation. ukrainian generals and senior officials have unrealistic expectations about the assistance that the united states will provide them. for example, they are asking for millions of artillery ammunition, which simply does not exist in western warehouses. skeptically, in an election year, this is the main barometer for the us political elite. in any case , there is no question of money for ukraine on the congressional schedule for this year. the results of zelensky’s two-day visit to washington will be summed up at a meeting in the white house in the coming hours. if the fate of the money for ukraine, j

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allied forces. >> this particular area changed hands five times. 10,000 american soldiers. >> not only do we have americans from all of our states, the dutch people adopted every single one of the american service members who fell in the second world war and still to this day continue to take care of the grave sites. >> bret: the dutch people often visit that cemetery bringing flowers and researching the lives of service members. >> these communities, particularly in the netherlands remember what america did for freedom and for democracy. this is a story that sometimes though i think more americans need to hear. >> bret: very powerful. tomorrow, ukraine's president comes to washington looking for funding. you will hear from him on "special report" exclusively. plus, we talk to the new house speaker mike johnson, fair, balance wanted and unafraid. here is laura. >> laura: hello, everyone, i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ing

in that context i think many would be surprised to find that turkey is among the top five offenders, turkey, a nato ally. given that we have 70 dynamics that interact with turkey, including military base there, common nato membership, what more can we do to bring an end to or dramatically diminish transnational repression by turkey? mr. abramowitz: turkey has been on a campaign since 2016 to hunt down and track its critics who are living abroad. it is very important for the united states to assist victims. i think it is important -- we have other security interests with turkey. one thing i would like to say is i think there is one silver lining to this whole situation, this terrible situation. i think americans and others are beginning to see the nature of authoritarian regimes. what is happening in russia is not just happening in russia anymore. the rights of people inside democracies are directly at threat because of this. free-speech rights. it is very important point. anything we can do to get more information out about the size of this phenomenon is really important. sen. merkley: among the recomme

federation was deeply convinced that it would occupy us in 5 days, our western allies in us believed, they said no, not in fivehere around that in three weeks, well, let's be honest, the majority of ukrainians were also convinced that if russia stepped in, well, then the discussion boiled down to the fact that we would be very... heroically partisan under occupation or not so heroically, so where we, at the end of the 23rd , at the end of the 23rd, a former superpower with the so-called second army of the world, are very proud that it was so, after a year of heavy fighting, they were able to stop our offensive, i emphasize once again, they were able to stop our offensive stop, did not allow themselves to be called out for a barrier, and this is a huge achievement the second army of the world, and in order to achieve this ambivalent goal, they had to carry out the largest mobilization after the second world war, but never after 1945 did the soviet union russia mobilize so many people for any of the wars, that is, you understand, in less than two years we changed roles with them, but they didn't push a little, y

certificates from certain which are now certain countries which are now going to include our closest allies in the five and the us, because we're they're to have they're not going to have rigorous systems, which rigorous enough systems, which i think that being think is good, that we're being really we're saying, no, really strong. we're saying, no, your systems aren't enough, your systems aren't good enough, we're recognise we're not going to recognise them know, them anymore. yeah you know, i listened stories using listened to these stories using the phone to read them to me on the phone to read them to me on the in thought they the way in and i thought they were about five guys. the way in and i thought they well about five guys. the way in and i thought they weri got about five guys. the way in and i thought they weri got veryibout five guys. the way in and i thought they weri got very confused. guys. the way in and i thought they weri got very confused. g|don't >> i got very confused. i don't know you'd nip down the know why you'd nip down the burger know, the burger place, you know, the doctor mi

certificates from certain which are now certain countries which are now going to include our closest allies in the five and the us, because we're they're to have they're not going to have rigorous systems, which rigorous enough systems, which i think that being think is good, that we're being really we're saying, no, really strong. we're saying, no, your systems aren't enough, your systems aren't good enough, we're recognise we're not going to recognise them know, them anymore. yeah you know, i listened stories using listened to these stories using the phone to read them to me on the phone to read them to me on the in thought they the way in and i thought they were about five guys. the way in and i thought they well about five guys. the way in and i thought they weri got about five guys. the way in and i thought they weri got veryibout five guys. the way in and i thought they weri got very confused. guys. the way in and i thought they weri got very confused. g|don't >> i got very confused. i don't know you'd nip down the know why you'd nip down the burger know, the burger place, you know, the doctor mi

that is the spine pressure from allies to reduce the number of civilian casualties. the fives and all nice off the israel phones, buildings and hun, eunice tying something. suppose that they're the city and the is really ministry has been distributing me. flips telling residents to move farther south over the 800 palestinians have been killed since not today. this was the moment and is rarely dry and fine and missile at the canal. at one hospital in northern garza, dozens of palestinians were killed and injured. an estimate of 10000 also sheltering inside and around the medical center. in the 1st week of the war, the as riley ministry issued an evacuation order for 1100000 palestinians in northern garza to move south where it said they would be safe. now that it's begun, the 2nd phase of its ground evasion near hun eunice. in the south. the population of the city is swelled because hundreds of thousands of palestinians force from their homes in the north had been forced to relocate. here is where the troops um tanks have been pushing along the solid dean road, controlling the

ma al-wahdah is almost over al-wahdah, it is permissible to stand for five minutes on the effect of my phone . my brother, ahmad allie companion of hajj. at the gate of the airport, they said, "shafna rasa, there is a strange movement from the security forces who are there, and the anti-terrorist forces, who are at the gate of the airport , so they say , start hitting us with this green laser and they are moving towards me. . it is as clear as the explanation that the airport was stormed after about five minutes we know that there are two al-siyarats, and the two al-siyarats are subject to the rituals of the popular hajj committee. we know that hajj qasim is on his way. you don't know our time. i heard the sound of hajji's phone in the booth, that is, haji , i went out, we took the phone, two phones were left in the booth, and i could hear them calling about 20 times , most of them came, they answered, "hajider, i have very bad news for you, but it is not true ." al-khair, do you have this particular information? the explosions and the meaning of flying in the sky of the capital , there is an urgent news on this al-

in that context i think many would be surprised turkey is among the top five offenders, a nato ally. given that we have so many dynamics that interact with turkey, including the military base and so forth, what more can we do to bring an end to her dramatically diminished transnational repression by turkey? >> gad -- glad you suggest, turkey has been on a campaign since 2002 to hunt down and track its critics who are living abroad. think it's very important for the united states to assist victims as it's important to not deport people back to the country of origin. we have other security interest with turkey. one thing i would like to say is i think there is one silver lining to this whole situation, it's a terrible situation but i think americans and others because of the greater publicity of this problem are beginning to see the nature of authoritarian regimes. so they understand what happens in china is not just happening in china anymore. , the rights that people are inside democracies are directly of threat because of this. free-speech threats is one of my colleagues just said.

germany was then offered by the western allies. divided into four or five parts, each of which would period was not destined, but at that moment the allies, anticipating further disunity, were already trying to create mechanisms that would regulate the upcoming disputes, and so the idea of ​​​​creating the un appeared. rooseville believed that there should be four policemen in the world; he first voiced this concept during a meeting with molotov in washington. in may 1942, the usa, ussr, great britain and china were supposed to divide the post-war world into four spheres of influence and maintain stability in them. as a result, the un security council it was these four countries that ended up as permanent members, plus france, which the united states initially planned to entrust with responsibilities for maintaining security in europe; in essence, the situation with the balance of power in the world conceptually quickly returned to the confrontation between renewed alliances of blocs, which the un could not decisively influence could. not least... because by the time the organization

american blood if he were to act against one of our nato allies, because... said the us president, we are very we take our obligations under article fiveill. american blood. they have never asked for money for ukraine before. at the same time , democratic senators continued to scare republicans. russophobe, chris murphy. he complained that trump supporters were not taking the situation with ukraine seriously enough. the question, according to murphy, is an important one. he believes that american legislators are now actually making a decision. what is kyiv like? russian city or. after all, ukrainian, also a democratic senator believes that without american billions, ukraine will cease to exist in a year and will become part of russia. and some republicans really listened at the next debate when us presidential candidate nikki haley tried to say that ukraine is still very important. however, when another candidate, ramaswamy suggested nicky haley. without errors and without prompts, to name at least three regions of ukraine, haley did not remember a single one. the kiev regime is now clearly in a difficult situation, as the kremlin comm

another ex—tory minister, alex sandbrook, gets a knighthood while five other allies receive either cbes as he tried to help an unconscious woman in sheffield, while out on a family walk. our reporter, oli constable, is in burngreave, where people have been paying their tributes. they have, that�*s right. you can just see behind me a street sign which has been knocked over during the incident, and a load of flowers which have been later with tributes to chris marriott. he was here helping a woman who had been injured on the walk. when the father of two went to help her, she was struck by a car which then left him dead. his family said he was a devoted man who spent much of his life helping others. he was a wonderful husband, dad, brother, uncle and friend to many. he was a man who would go to help rather than to turn away. overnight, south yorkshire police have charged a man in connection with this incident. the 24—year—old from sheffield has been charged with one count of murder and five counts of attempted murder. he is due to go before sheffield magistrates�* court later today. the wo

جنگ ندارند. 1980 just five days after nullifying the burder agreement a substantial war against the newly formed islamic republic with backing from the west & persian gulf alliesill faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and ronald reagan became president after jim carter, his administration significantly increased military and security aid to saddam's war effort. this included providing weapons, chemical ammunition, information and billions of dollars throughout the war. مثلا فرنسا اعطت الى الى صدام طائرات اعرت طائرات دوله مثل فرنسا تعير مثلا صدام طائرات ليقاتل بها اميركا دخلت على الخط حتى روسيا لم يكن لها موقف معادي لما يجري في العراق. معروف ان ان السلاح الروسي كان هو الاساس استمرت لفتره طويله لم يقف مع الجمهوريه الاسلاميه سوى الرئيس حافظ الاسود. the western countries also assisted saddam in producing 6000 tons of chemical bombs which extensively used against civilians in iran and iraqi kurds, especially during the anfal war in 1988 in halabja. ابشع يعني عمليات لاباده جماعيه حدثت في العراق. العوائل تم دفنهم وهم احياء ما زال يعني يبحثون عن قبور لهذه الضحايا يعني ما سالكوا الاف لم نجد لهم اثرا فلهذا يعني هي عمليات بداها النظام سابق ضد

donald trump is leading, leading biden by five points in seven key american states. a political stab in the back of the almost current president was dealt by former allymehow restart the election campaign, as he put it, or replace joe with someone else. barack obama tells the daily whether he fears that biden could lose the white house after the election is concerned that the alternative, that is, trump, is dangerous for democracy. the second blow to biden, but this time physically. literally caused by disgruntled citizens, the driver crashed into one of the cars in the motorcade of the american president, precisely at the moment when sleepy joe was leaving the headquarters of his election campaign in delaware, neither biden nor his beloved gil seemed to have been harmed, the guards immediately hid the president of the united states and captured him. they brought him into the car, immediately surrounded the driver, who was building an accident, it is noteworthy that biden’s car drove in exactly at the very moment when old joe was asked a question about low ratings, he thought, there’s an accident, let’s see. mr. president, why are you losing to trump

allies. sending warships to this region. now in the red sea area there are navies of at least five states, including japan and south korea. maria skorodilka will continue the topic. they change routes and take detours. transport companies in western countries are one by one refusing to transport goods via the soviet canal. the reason is the yemeni houthis. they fire at ships in the red sea. as a result, more and more carriers are taking the most popular sea route from china to europe around africa. and this one. ships in the red sea the houthis hope to encourage israel to stop its military operation in the gaza strip. tel aviv stated that the houthis had crossed the red line with their actions. israel's goals are unchanged. the victory of israel is the victory of the free world, led by the united states, over the evil represented by hamas. we are fighting a brutal enemy who is hiding behind civilians. the idf attacks the gaza strip. the military releases footage of palestinian traffic tunnels. today the troops. the sahal operate in the most dangerous hamas locations throughout gaza. so in the north of the enclave , our tr

that context i think many would be surprised to find that turkey is among the top five offenders, turkey the nato allies given that we have so many dynamics that interact with turkey including a military base nato membership and so forth what more can we do to bring an end to or dramatically diminish transnational repression by turkey quick. >> i would suggest turkey has been on the campaign since 2016 to hunt down and track its critics who are living abroad. it's very important for the united states to assist victims and it's important to not deport people back to the country of origin. it's a very hard challenge that we have other security interests with turkey. one thing i like to say is i think there is one silver lining to this whole situation this terrible situation but i do think americans and others of the publicity that is the problem are beginning to see the nature of authoritariann regimes. understand what happens in china is not just happening in china anymore and what's happening in russia's much is happening to rush anymore. the rights of people inside democracies are directly at threat be

now at five new calls for a cease fire in gaza, coming from some of israel's closest european allies.way traffic between mexico and the u.s. is now on pause as border policy negotiations continue on capitol hill. >> whether you're hitting the road to the airport or to get away for the holiday, expect a busy commute. what you are facing this week and how rain on the east coast could have an impact. >> but let's talk about the rain right here. it started out light over the

was paid five times my rate because jessica said so. so we need more allies. and not performative allies but people who don't look like us to ride for us. >> it's an unbelievable thing to think about. you hear about it in the sports industry as well. i wonder if somebody will catch on. it is existing. not anecdotal and systematic. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you. >>> we'll be right back. >>> well, ryan gosling is bringing the ken-ergy this christmas. he released a christmas version of the movie hit i'm just ken and just in time for the holidays. [ music ] [ singing ] >> ♪ i'm just ken. baby, i'm just ken! ♪ merry christmas barbie. wherever you are. >> well, the new tune also features a music video. gosling and company laying the track down. gosling is not the only celebrity dropping a christmas hit this season. travis kelce made his singing debut with his brother jason on fairy tale of philadelphia. within hours, the tune made its way up to the number one song on itunes. i wonder if there is a connection. thanks for watching. our coverage continues.

allies to figure out how to address the threat would meet with allied defense ministers tomorrow to announce a new maritime task force. at least five international shipping companies have ceased shipping through the red sea and the strait near yemen as the threat keeps increasing. an we are going to be sure we are doing everything we can to ensure freedom of navigation in the area. the strait is -- straits are pretty important as you know. large amount of commerce flows through there, international commerce flows through there on a daily basis. >> the problem is, a maritime task force was created a year ago and the houthis have ignored it. the u.s. is caught between uae and saudi arabia who favor different approaches. saudis have a ceasefire with the houthi want to negotiate and uae wants to strike at the missile launchers. houthis say they will target any ship going to or from israel but most of the ships targeted so far, john, have nothing to do with israel. in the meantime, shipping companies are going to have to divert around the tip of africa adding to the cost which eventually, of course, will be passed on to consumers. john.

if he starts going after one of our nato allies because as the president also said, we take article five commitment very seriously. and what we have had over the last two years is ukraine -- ukrainian military actually calling back territory and pushing back russian aggression without any form of boots on the ground, including no american boots. american boots very much have to be involved if mr. putin is led to have this strategic victory in ukraine and then perhaps because of their own of our nato allies. >> reporter: can you say anything more about the tone of the conversation with the g7 leaders on the aid to ukraine? any expressed frustration or concern to any of them say that they may follow through and cut aid to ukraine and the u.s.? >> that join statements, i encourage you to read it. it is fairly lengthy statement. that is why i did not go into too much detail in the opening statement but clearly, ukraine was discussed. all the g7 leaders agreed in principle that support has got to keep flowing to ukraine. we have got to keep helping them defend themselves against russian aggre

i was paid five times my rate because jessica said so. so, we need more allies.ed people who don't look like us to write for us. >> it's an unbelievable thing to think about. of course, you think it -- you hear a lot about it and the sports industry as well and how this is, and so many different spaces. i wonder, cari champion, if at some point, somebody will catch on that it is existing, not anecdotal, and systematic. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well, ryan gosling is bringing the can or cheat this christmas. the barbie start released a christmas version of the movie hit, i am just can, as part of his very own ep, and it is just in a time for the holidays. >> to put that manly hand in mine, i'm just ken. baby, i'm just can. merry christmas, barbie. wherever you are. >> [laughter] the new tune also features a music video. cause lung and company late at the track down in the studio as you see, bedazzled with christmas lights. in a festive mood? well, gosling isn't the only celebrity dropping a christmas

he announced he would meet with allied defense ministers tomorrow to announce a new maritime task force. already at least five international shipping companies have ceased shipping through the red sea and the strait near yemen as the threat keeps increasing. >> these attacks are reckless, dangerous and they violate international law. so we're taking action to build an international coalition to address this threat. >> martha: the problem is a maritime task force was created a year ago and the houthis have ignored it. martha. >> thanks, jennifer griffin at the pentagon. with that, we bring in dan senor, co author of "the genius of israel" which was written and published before october 7th. thanks, dan. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: let's bring up this live shot at grand central right now. now our cameras are outside of this now, dan. you watch this and you think about what's going on in the red sea. you see pressure in so many places to push the united states and our allies out of this region to make it dangerous to be there, to get us out. oil prices will go up. this is great for putin. you look at the global

in oakland, allie rasmus ktvu fox two news. katie icu fox two news at fiverts now. >> now at five. we're following developing news in oakland. there's been a deadly shooting at a 7-eleven convenience store. it happened around three this afternoon at fifth and international. good evening. i'm greg lee. >> and i'm mike mibach. let's get right to ktvu zac sos live at the scene tonight. zach, what are you learning here? well as you can see, there's still very much an active scene here. >> a very large police presence at this 7-eleven scene here in oakland at fifth and international. this shooting just happening around two hours ago. so the investigation very much in its early stages. and because of that, police only able to provide some initial details. but again, we can confirm that one person is dead. the victim of an apparent shooting here. so far, no other details available, including any details about that victim. police now waiting on the coroner to remove the body from the scene. the entire area taped off at fifth and international as police continue to s

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cargo ships in the red sea, the us and allies are sending warships to the region to control the houthis, said. now in the red sea area there are navies of at least fivetates, including japan and south korea. maria the scarecrow will continue the theme. they change routes and take detours. transport companies in western countries are one by one refusing to transport goods through the bustling canal. cause. the yemeni houthis are shelling ships in the red sea, as a result, more and more carriers on the most popular sea route from china to europe are going around africa. by attacking ships in the red sea, the houthis hope to encourage israel. hamas has gas throughout the entire territory, so in the north of the enclave our troops killed thousands of terrorists, destroyed military infrastructure and disbanded most of the battles. in response, hamas attacks israelis military battles on the west bank of the jordan river. there are several arrivals in one of the israeli cities right near the border with lebanon. as a result of the impact, the house caught fire. the israeli army is attacking hezbollah targets. in these images , the israeli authorities called

for the country to accomplish his five-year development plan. has test fired number of long-range missiles in recent months and made tensions with the us and its allieshat his missiles launches are in response to us let joint wargrames which pealsies as rehearsals for invasion. and that does forward news coming up next is news and brief. it's bye-bye for now. now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh the israely military launches fresh air rates on the cause of spread, killing more than 50 palestinians. most of the victims are said to be women and children. israely strikes also left two journalists dead in the northern part of the... strip, this roll steps up the steadly raids across the west bank, killing one more palestinian and injuring several others. apart from raiding homes occupation forces this time storm palestinians money exchange shops, taking possession of about two and a half million after detaining their owners. mass

five-year development plan. puong yang has testfired number of long-range missiles in recent months and tensions with the us and its alliese south korea and japan. the dprk argues that its missile launches are in response to us that joint war games which punyanksies as rehearsals for invasion. and before we say goodbye, you can see the breaking news there, lebanon'sbullah has said that it has targeted the israeli military vehicle. inside ramad naftali barracks uh in six operations from what i'm understanding in this piece of breaking news, so obviously we can see how lebanon is on the offensive when it comes to the way it has targeted israeli assets. with that we come to an end for this additional world news, do stay with us to recap of the top stories coming up at the top of the hour. this by bye for now. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. unabated crimes against palestinians, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter, only on press tv. being family means you are a part of something. very wonderful, it means you will love and be loved for the rest of your life. in fami

i ally think we haves georgia has mentioned this is the number would not number two, three, four, fivethe number one preventable cause of death in this country. number one. why are we relegating this to a side discussion? why have we forgotten the six years of progress? i am a preventive medicine type of person. the preventive medicine as you get ahead of the curve before the problem develops. the stakeholders used to be all of us we have to sort of say this is costing our nation a ton. it is costing our citizens, our people early life lost. its economic, it's social, it's emotional percussions are immense let's bring it back and make this important that's a stakeholder in all this. >> i just have to say i absolutely agree. the fact we are having a panel talk about regulatory policy and this is a more recent thing and the health policy community and has not been the focus about what to do about the fda on how to make the fda more efficient and effective in promoting public health and the space is shocking to me. that has done a lot of work on taxes, marketing, advertising, but tobacco

five minutes, sir. mr. speaker, of course, of course, but always happy to discuss important topics of substance with our allies, like tackling illegal migration or indeed strengthening our security. but when it was clear that the purpose of the meeting was not to discuss substantive issues to the future but rather than to grandstand and relitigate issues of the past it wasn't promise. but furthermore, furthermore, when specific commitments have specific assurances on that topic were made to this country and then were broken, it may seem alien to him but my view is when people make commitments, they should keep them. >> mr. speaker, i discussed with the greek prime minister the economy, security, immigration. i also told him we wouldn't change the law regarding the marbles. it's not that difficult, prime minister. the reality is simple, he has no plan of boat crossings and migration is at a record high. a record high. his policy is that companies can pay workers from abroad 20% less than british workers. that's contributed to those record high immigration levels, hasn't it? >> five minutes. mr. speaker, he talk

five articles were edited and published in the form of eichmann in jerusalem. the nuremberg trials are a series of military trials that took place after world war ii by. allies held under international laws and laws of war. the importance of this court in the trial was a group of prominent members of the political, military, judicial and economic leaders of nazi germany. people who planned and executed war crimes , or were somehow involved in them. the proceedings were held in nuremberg, germany, and the verdicts were issued. the transition point from classical laws to contemporary laws. it is international. hannah arendt was born in hanover, germany. he was born in october 1906. 8 years before world war i broke out. he later studied political philosophy and got his doctorate from heidelberg university, the oldest university in germany. the searching mind of this woman the same years he worked as a director at the research center of the jewish relations conference. on the jewish history and the situation of his co-religionists. arendt focused on writing the biography of rachel farnhagen, a jewish woman, in berlin. hannah arendt wondered what it meant to her

five times faster than we. can it is reasonable and appropriate to expect burden sharing from allies. >> i will interrupt you now what happened is that europe is stepping up more -- >> we don't have enough weapons -- >> we don't -- >> that's not the argument. we don't have enough weapons. i talked to esper about this. we don't have enough weapons. but it doesn't mean we cannot understand what exactly is going to happen here if putin prevails. it is a disaster. you will be paying trillions. >> republicans want accountable and -- >> they don't want to give any more money. isn't this what splavladimir pu was counting on that, the west would eventually get tired? >> and another thing, china is counting on as well, right, they want to bleed us in this conflict as well. and we need to think about the long-term -- germany can't do a damn thing about china. only we can. we're the only ones that stand between them and hegemony if they decide to flip a switch. >> i can't believe i am saying this. we are the united states of america. we stand for this. >> you're damn right we are. and ronald reagan made choices. >> tear do

it would have taken them um five six days through the suis canal passing by yemen uh the brave yemen brothers and sisters the resistance there has vowed to not allow any allies of america or israel near its waters and any ships that are if the hostility don't stop now that's what they said absolutely if the hostility don't stop now and so um to the resistance um and solidarity with with our brothers and sisters in yemen who are fighting on behalf of the palestinian people, but also this is only made possible through the use of social media, people actually hearing about this, cooperating and coordinating across borders. all right, latif, thanks very much. latifa will be back in the hot seed with more next time. now the global tigh against israel continues to intensify as the regimes. barbarism in gaza intensifies, yet there do remain people in the west still buy into the western media propaganda. earlier we spoke mujarad, a self-development expert and pralestinian activist. he said that if people do not understand the palestinian struggle, before october 7th, they are bound to buy into the western propaganda. the whole thing is smoke screen, to cover the the