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kind of see litchfield shovel a extra soldier of the amc military wing. thank you for your time in june. but i think humanizing language is really uses regarding palestinians is evidence that it is committing genocide and gaza. that's a turkish official commenting on his country filing its request to join the dentist side case against israel in the international court of justice. joe, this is the symbol not dehumanizing the people of gauze in palestine, referring to them as animals, monsters, or cockroaches. they have unfortunately demonstrated the intent for genocide by terry. now the cmc main 2 links on code has been involved or at least interest. and for the most part, in joining the case against israel to the international court of justice, we have witnessed a great deal of statements provided by turkish delegations suggesting that israel is not just committing genocide, that there is intent. and it went into further detail suggesting that the contents of the pro das here that was submitted to the i c j takes into consideration a number of grave detai

and you could just see how much style power is behind kind of a how is it the governors senators, amc was speaking, delivering a fierce full speeds. uh then of course it was due by the sooner we also deliver outstanding speech. and then all of a sudden the majority of the 2 big ones that change they ones that told some standing for and she was also very graceful. this. uh joe biden. just kind of read just the crowd said, thank you joe. thank you for your lifelong accomplish name to the ending of the 1st day is really, really the celebration of providing a couple of harris at the very end. it's the same name, elizabeth fact, but of course we'll take over tomorrow. again. certainly seems like good vibes. all right, and, and you mentioned hillary clinton there. she spoke at the convention. well, what was her message of the roads are right. you know, we have to remember 8 years ago, she was standing here herself, also in the w 2. that's what you did. what she was bang tonight. again, she was the presidential candidate at the d. n. c. in 2016, accepting the nomination and date, of course,

i guess the fresh occupation time for my session with most are we know what talking with the amc amc, what's call centers. competitors by home in the past 60 years, they have pulled in very good. that sounds towards the end, the end of the face of the patient, or even though well, so for us, what the nuclear power and the they didn't have to. they didn't have to manage the amc and the didn't have to when in order for the other students doesn't have to continue, says fast with the resistance. that's what the thing is ugly and that's what the needs of. so i know is there any says a hard thing was going to have to get out of it? there is no 2 ways around. it cannot continue to be a racist put on your entity and amenities, getting genocide. i guess i was going to be going on friday on friday. things have gone through some of the it was frustrating and peace and secure but run bushera. thanks again for your time. and your insights into that developing situation. where on bush, are they in london? at least 15 palestinians of been killed in central gauze off to is where the forces boned, a s

so we have amc east in here of energy expects. thank you for your insights. us secretary of state, down to the blinking has arrived in the middle east to present the new plan for the sci fi, gaza. that's even us. these are all carries out more air strikes. they have mouse run gas. i health ministry says 11 palestinians, including 6 children, were killed in an attack on the central seats of their out bala view as remains of domestic about that's even a ceasefire. but how mouse which covered out the up to about $7.00 to $10.00 or attacks. i said, any signs of progress on the illusion and uses these are all of negotiating in bad faith. it hits the sites that just becomes sadly, all too familiar to the people of gaza. another set of bodies carried away in bags as mourners. watch on helplessly and the night is rarely asked. i killed the mother, father, and the 6 children as they slipped through tears the grandfather of the dead children tried to make sense of the southern mass of loss. so many of those that he loved. and my daughter an

a lot of these folks buy amc because they want to stick it to the man.elves and if you bought djt you stuck it to yourself thinking you will stick it to the man. this is different than donald trump the campaign. this is a media company by the way is like twitter. we'll talk about elon musk in a minute but it has even less traffic and twitter has a hard time making money. liz: let's get tonight, interview with elon musk on g. >> right. liz: and this is, he also put out sort of an ad on "x" as well to promote. what do we read into that? >> well, his campaign is floundering right now. this is no doubt they're looking for their footing. he spent the last couple of days attacking you know the governor of georgia, joe rogan, crowd sizes, he meaning donald trump. where he has this candidate in kamala harris who is pretty incompetent has a horrible record, laughs weirdly, doesn't give interviews and all he is doing is talking about nonsense so this might be the campaign. by the way his campaign people know this. i have spoken with them. people close to them. the

first, that donald trump's media company is basically a $6 billion means stock, like a game stop, amcore it. these are related to the actual strength of the company, but two vibes. and unlike a game stop and amc, the value of this company is completely tied, completely, to the perceived power of one man, you guessed it, donald trump. and as a presidential candidate, that makes this stock an unprecedented opportunity for corruption. donald trump is the largest shareholder in this company, controlling an almost 60% stake. so, anyone looking to curry favor with trump could in theory just by advertising on truth social at inflated prices or they could buy lots of shares of the stock. basically filtering cash into donald trump's pockets and boosting his net worth, incurring his favor. trump is temporarily barred from selling his shares, but that restriction expires in september, so, come september, trump can begin to turn his paper gains into real ones. but there is another way [ inaudible ]. propublica reported last month that trump media has quietly entered into a deal with a company run

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what does exploit amc for me showing mosque with his preexisting lung problems the whole day? is it becoming more and more of a problem today? he's had to have his exile out. flowed measured 16 here. so you can see how restricted his breathing is. that's about 30 percent of the long normal output and on the no, molly capacity to funding that's far below what it should be to avoid it getting worse. michelle and mosque will have to avoid pollution as much as he can look like they delivered it and the loss of develop to bring fresh. yeah. i've seen is they have to cope with smoke or other pollutants that can lead to inflammation. then come is for the higher the level of pollution, was it get that? so it is, but there is a level where i can say nothing will happen and how long as if you breathe it is i know that why prevention protecting people for his extremely important that explains which take cit, potty calls were found in the priest loans. even though he has never smoked, they could also come from his wood, but in stoves or from app pollution exacerbated by the heat. he's now

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one does this not to this extent amc to michelle and moss with his preexisting lung problems the whole day? is it becoming more and more of a problem today? he's had to have his exiled out flow measurement. once it's here, you can see how restricted his breathing is. that's about 30 percent of the lungs, normal output them on the know molly capacity to it's funded on that far below what it should be to avoid it getting worse. michelle and mosque will have to avoid pollution as much as he can look like they deliver the loss of develop to brings fresh air boxiness. they have to cope with smoke or other pollutants that can lead to inflammation. then come is a higher the level of pollution the was it gets that so it is. but there is a level where i can say nothing will happen and how long. so if you predicted i'm not going to buy that. why prevention? protecting people? physics dream leads, important thing, this take cit, particles were found in the priest loans even though he has never smoked, they could also come from his wood burning stove, or from absolution exacerbated by the heat. he

those that imperialist, the amc realized as well. so protest says please add those who are of jews classed as are these are the same driving demons. i just off, let's say, basing them was about phones and using water cannon through this less than the radi as well organized to voice out quite easy idea of seeking more constant fluid in gaza. oh, so you can do with the roaming bowman sent of this report from the same of the. 2 the, to jerusalem on the induction center, they altered or to have choose from. so you saw me to is added to the blocking traffic, trying to score me watching center the against the rather live under a power to the government. there are against injunction into the army even after october 7th. they say they'd rather dive and go into the army the over the past year. there's been a lot of conflict between the different branches of government. did you additional, the legislative executive and the traditional courts have ruled that also a lot to use do have to be conscripted into the army. so where was the last or dec

busy amc realized a hey law is also pro, says police and also the jews crashed. law enforcement officers was seen driving them and said, is all for the food i'm been seeing them with the tons. ronnie's organize to voice out the fight against the idea of thinking more concepts for the war in gaza. oh, so you contribute to robi the incentive. this is what i'm listing the jerusalem on the induction center. they also want to ask choose from. so you saw me choose added to the blocking traffic, trying to scan the eviction center there again. so instead of busy, i rather live under a power. so the government's law against injunction into the army even after october 7th, they say they'd rather die than going to be. i mean the over the past year there's been a lot of conflict between the different branches of government. did you additional, the legislative executive and the traditional courts have ruled that also have like shoes, do have to be conscripted into the army. so there was a lost or decided in the court has now being fed on the streets of jerusalem, television to various and other citie

you know, amc said the um a divide inherited ministration of before so, you know, paraphrasing is working tirelessly to get a ceasefire in a, in, in the middle east. i mean, most people see that by the administration as benjamin netanyahu was lawyer, rather than and not biased group. and i don't think they're really pushing for, they just want to give the appearance of it so that she can continue on with a narrative. we're working for a cease fire. certainly they're not really. yeah. they're not really trying to get . it's almost as simple those that well. and the precedent, unfortunately, is not good because we've heard that before from mr. biden, and we've heard it before for so many others. and then in the end, after they propose it and there's discussion of it and people think it's going to happen. it doesn't happen because when it gets in front of the been it them. yeah, he says something to the effect of how do you guys think you are telling us what to do? just because we're taking your money, it doesn't mean that we have to do what you say. and that seems to be the way this is bein

and russia is advancing very quickly towards some of the now more major towns amc than that's region. and so many ask you the question as to whether, whether or not those those, those units that i use that are currently in the world in the fighting here in the cruise region, that maybe they could see a better use input the net scrooge. and on the territory that ukraine considered as its own. so because over that the ukrainians have been the on the backbone that they have been the they have been retreating and basically the front that is very close to what one might might describe as collapsing. and russia has be moving in strides as you brain has had to, if it has to vacuum a town up to town, off to the town to provide safety for their civilians as russia advances and uh well continues to liberate more techy you good. thank you. as well as your great new troops continued to spread themselves pretty, sitting on the front lines, they all continualy getting taken out of action by russia's forces. a key as attempts meantime, to mobilize mo fife is full of the front line to remain in high

and e crane's defense and russia is advancing very quickly towards some of the now more major towns amc than that's great agent and so many, i'll ask you the question as to whether, whether or not those those, those units that are used and that are currently in the world in the fighting here in the cruise region, that maybe they could see a better use. and but the net scrooge and on the territory that ukraine considered as its own. so because it over the ukrainians have been the on the back and they have been the they have been retreating and basically the front that is very close to what one might might describe as collapsing. and russia has been moving and strides as you brain has had to, if it has to back you a town up to town of to town to provide safety for the civilians as russia advances and well continues to liberate more touchy. well, as though you're trying to in troops spread themselves, fin across the front lines and a taken out of action by russia. t, as attempts to mobilize will fight as for the front line, remain in high gear. a video circulating online, joining recruitme

uh, any thoughts the amc re of attack israel while potential sci fi tools. so i'm going to smoke and there was a, you know, i to 6 this other this any why the last fits has, i forgot the very recent figure. but it's something like 20 plus 1000 troops in this already. it's has a huge amount of so hardware in the middle east, right. it has that is all medically bases, the grid is already got access to every part of the ease. all right. i think the lincoln and the georgia were many more, a symbolic gestures, but certainly somebody that could lead to, as i was said to what i think the uranian military bases force. therefore, it's not clear to me what the united states would do in case you want to actually read that is, i guess the initials are bit solid, is read. but what is clear to be or clear to me is the fact that i didn't wanted to rush this the ceasefire around because he believes that this can cost there is a ceasefire. then due on what they all show up in this negotiation. what makes you confident that the have you thought i'm not gonna, they're not goin

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i even saw the amc as a please don't let me die. i got a baby. i didn't even care about nothing else. i just care that i just wanted to make it for my b. that's it. you tell me, i would never want to hear the class so much the when i got home, i want to be in a bit all the time. and dr. se, if you don't get yourself out a bit every day, you don't care yourselves. and i just woke up and i said, today you're going to get up to me and you're going to do something productive today. everything about be disabled is part. just imagine you walk in all your life and then the only thing you got is your the pieces mondays are you are watcher from monday through friday. 7 to 5. is are, i'm glad they gave me an opportunity to watch it. cuz i'm disabled. and you know, you don't know how people think, maybe people think i can do stuff that able bodied people can do. and i can what i want to be in life is a paralegal. or i want to be a advocate to help other women and being through domestic violence. life is real and hard times will calm times that have come mak

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you know, people like amc, moore and others, there were folk on the ground doing ordinary work everyday, ordinary people. kahlil. and i think when we tell the story of the civil rights movement in such a way where it just simply focuses on dr. king, his faults and foibles, his his power, his courage, his witness. we lose sight of the capacities of everyday folk. and in some ways, it might be purposeful that we tell the story in that way. for some. right. because some people don't want us to see what we're capable of, you know? and so they want us to outsource our responsibility. they want us to outsource our are our courage to others. right. but, you know, democracies can't survive if we're doing that constantly. and and i think more importantly, our our politics are just distorted and disfigured when the great man or woman is at the center of gravity. right. and so i think it's important to understand how all too human. dr. king was right. and and once we make that clear, then his exam bill becomes all the more powerful for us. yeah. yeah. you you do a move here, and let me just say so

theater chain amc has been showing live sports and concerts and imax screened paris olympics coverageright now they're prepping for their inaugural premier league match. that's today at noon pacific, 3:00 p.m. eastern. they sell food and alcohol and as you can see, it's really designed for people to stand up and move around, not to stay seated in their seats. >> it's so interesting, julia, because another dome that's getting a lot of attention is sphere in las vegas. got an upgrade from jpm, one last week from seaport. what we've seen is so much enthusiasm and excitement building. those tickets are not ever $30, i don't think. but the -- >> yeah, so that's -- >> the immersive experience of it is what is so exciting. you can see that translating. it's interesting to think about whether this -- are they going to get competition from movie theaters who decide reinventing the screen is the way to go if you want to put butts in seats at theaters? >> the main difference between this and the sphere is, yes, it's smaller. the l.e.d. doesn't go all the way around. it's a half sphere. this is f

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. >> hugh: for an extra 3 bucks, amc might put my testicles onto the neck. [ cheers and applause ] yeahah. there's a lot of air conditioning so you may not notice. [ laughter ] but that's not all. in honor of our hosting gig tonight, we made an even more exclusive collector's item featuring guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, come on. you can eat snacks out of it, or you can use it to take a single 64-ounce shot of tequila. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> ryan: and this one is far superior to the wolverine one. this one is made of real skin. [ laughter ] that's why there's only four of them. [ laughter ] we're going to send guillermo with one so he can have a weird night with his wife. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: that's a great idea. >> ryan: yeah, yeah, you can have this one, too. >> hugh: now since "deadpool and wolverine" is the first r-rated marvel movie, a lot of people have asked if they can take their kids to see it. >> ryan: and the answer is, "are you a cool parent or a frickin' narc?" [ laughter ] >> hugh: we wanted to give some little bubs and bub-ettes a chance